Sentence examples for misperception may play from inspiring English sources
There is a reason to believe that normative misperception may play a role in excessive alcohol consumption as studies have found that providing normative feedback can reduce subsequent alcohol use (Collins, Carey, & Sliwinski, 2002; Cunningham, Neighbors, Wild, & Humphreys, 2012; Cunningham, Wild, Bondy, & Lin, 2001; Kypri & Langley, 2003; Neighbors, Larimer, & Lewis, 2004; Wild, 2002).
Because only 15.5 22.6%% of OSA patients can subjectively identify symptoms that lead them to seek medical assistance, misperception of sleep quality may play a crucial role in undiagnosed OSA [ 1].
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The "misperception" may have been aggravated by Sun's eight consecutive quarters of declining revenue (year-on-year).
Weight misperception may have an impact on perceived risk and susceptibility for chronic diseases.
A common misperception may be that there is only little or no interaction between macro- and microcirculation and vice versa, but rather the opposite is the case.
Even by experienced surgeons, misperception may occur when the CBD adhered closely to the gallbladder after the chronic and fibrotic process with a significant Calot's inflammation [ 28– 30].
Weight misperception may also influence behaviors, such as physical activity and dietary intake, that by themselves lead to weight gain [ 25, 26].
Fourth, our misperceptions may just reflect our concerns – we overestimate partly because we are worried about these things, rather than thinking we "know" something.
