Sentence examples similar to misperceptions of time from inspiring English sources

However, common misperceptions regarding the length of time a patient may receive hospice care and the kinds of illnesses covered may result in hospice being underutilized.

David Fleming, the executive director of Donate Life America, a nonprofit group that promotes donations, said the case had "given some support to the myths and misperceptions we spend an inordinate amount of time telling people won't happen".

He examines every aspect of humanity's perception, and misperception, of things small since the dawn of time.

Mr. Connolly contended that because several lawsuits had been decided in a short period of time, there was a misperception that something was "profoundly amiss," a view that he suggested was fueled by the news media.

Another review [ 29] has showed that physiotherapists tend to present favourable opinions toward EBP and the mainly barriers faced by them are usually related with lack of time and skills, and also misperceptions of EBP.

If you have both mistrust and a shortage of time, then it's a recipe for disagreement and misperception".

Identifying such misperceptions in advance offers the opportunity to provide the patient with the facts to inform and possibly adjust their expectations of treatment ahead of time.

In spite of a common misperception screen time actually wakes the brain; studies suggest a need for electronics free time before falling sleep so keep it out of the routine.

Persistent American misperceptions of Europe also play a part.

Hungry Upper East Siders were hovering over the table by the time Cohen returned to his themes of Middle Eastern youth: "You meet these young kids and you party with them, and they know the world has misperceptions of what they're like.

As a longtime southerner, has this election created misperceptions of the south?