Sentence examples for misperception on from inspiring English sources
If this is a misperception on the part of observers, it is perhaps an easy one to understand: Toyota, Earth's No. 3 automaker by sales volume after GM and Ford Motor, has set itself a goal of boosting its global market share to 15% some time in the next decade, from slightly over 10% now which some analysts say may well put it ahead of GM.
He denies that he accused her and says it was a "misperception" on her part.
The estimates of the impact of unemployment misperception on wages would be biased by the omission of these variables.
Table 2 reports the core results on interval estimation of the impact of unemployment misperception on wages, relying on data for all countries in the analysis sample.
The interesting addition to the literature on misperceptions concerns our estimation of the impact of unemployment misperception on wages (line 1 in either Tables 2 or 3).
Whereas column 3 provides an indication on the impact of unemployment misperception on wages, column 4 helps shed light on its mechanisms, as it controls for the attributes of the job the worker is matched to.
The problem that arises in the Tunisian context is primarily a misperception of risk on the one hand, and non-compliance with standard and supplementary precautions.
Dayananda had a deep need to clear up what he considered a fundamental misperception of Hinduism, on the part of Jews.
The impact of continued misperception of risk on health care behaviour and use of health resources remains to be determined.
However, Korean studies on misperception of body shape in adolescents examined mainly the relationship between perception of body shape and eating habits, self-esteem, and depression [ 1, 14, 20, 30- 35], ignoring factors affecting discordance.
By controlling for the regional unemployment rate, we aim, on the one hand, at estimating the impact of information misperceptions on wages netting out the impact of the regional unemployment rate, thus correcting potential biases due to its omission.
