Sentence examples for misperception by the from inspiring English sources

He said he had apologized to the governor for any misperception by the public.

Our goal is to quantify the impact of the unemployment misperception by the respondent on his labor income, in the spirit of a worker-level wage regression.

We estimate wage regressions including worker attributes, as well as firm and job attributes, augmented to include our key variable of interest, the degree of misperception by the worker of the labor market tightness.

Logistic regression yielded adjusted odd ratios for weight misperception by the type of weight comments received.

Regardless of the reasons, a complete lack of recommendations or mention of management plans might lead to misperception by the incoming physician, and possibly to undesirable outcomes for patients and the organization.

UN = underweight; NW = normal weight; OV/OB = overweight/obese Table 4 shows the adjusted ORs for weight misperception by the accuracy of weight comments received compared with not receiving any weight comments.

Despite its importance, mental illness is often poorly understood and subject to misperceptions by the general population, government officials, and even those who suffer from mental illness.

Election losses are, therefore, the result of poor candidates, non-existent organizations such as ACORN, mistakes in campaign strategy and/or execution, misperceptions by the American people and, now, inability to identify with changing demographics.

Our capacity to detect smaller and smaller quantities of PAHs in seafood and other matrices could lead to misperceptions by the public about the health risks that they may face after oils spills and natural disasters.

One was the misperception by new group members that the sakhi worked at a health facility; others included being full-time salaried workers, their comparatively greater mobility, autonomy, confidence and communication skills.

It's a common misperception, reinforced by the international media, that democracy and human rights were imposed on Afghanistan after American forces ousted the Taliban in 2001.