Sentence examples for model has been perceived from inspiring English sources
Fame for a footballer, pop star or a top model has been perceived as fragile, temporary and at the mercy of the tabloids.
The model has been perceived by hospitals to be effective in helping hospitals achieve improvements in patient care.
These two venues find themselves the target of much of the criticism towards the current model, which has been perceived as shifting the focus away from the artists and on to brands, bars and booze.
Social cognition therefore encompasses modeling the contents of another's mind ("theory of mind") once a mind has been perceived.
A satisfactory validation has been perceived between the AE rms (root mean square) predicted by the developed theoretical model and obtained experimental results.
Hypertension has been perceived as symptomatic; however, ambiguity prevails over perceived symptoms.
As a model for taking power in other failed or failing states, Mali should by all rights have been perceived by the U.S. as a firewall for the future.
Summers had been perceived as being more critical.
Although, in the past few decades, Fanger's thermal comfort model has been extensively employed to evaluate the perceived thermal comfort, its constitutional incompatibility for transient problems due to its inability to account thermoregulatory activities has caused automobile engineers to explore more comprehensive thermal comfort models.
This model has been extended to include treatment beliefs, so that when considering an intervention patients weigh up the perceived benefit in health gain with the perceived cost in terms of pain, fear and expectation of exacerbating the condition [ 20].
Until now, global responsibility in global health and practical policy responses such as the Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria (GFATM) model have been driven in great part by the perceived exceptionality of the combined epidemic of AIDS, TB and Malaria, and an accepted global responsibility to turn the tide of this epidemic.
