It has, for example, been suggested that women have a more acute perception of their medical problems, especially minor problems, than men do and, consequently, that they are more likely to report them [ 70].
The association is more likely to be explained by the fact that women have a more acute perception of their health problems and consequently they are more likely to report them [ 12].
Some women report that sensory perception is more acute premenstrually [ 13], which can result in environmental stress being experienced as more challenging [ 30], and the responsibilities which are a normal part of most women's lives being experienced as more burdensome [ 31, 32].
It is also a perception made all the more acute by the dual darkness in which these poems took shape.
In this field our perceptions are more sensitive, more acute, and often too, more practical.
A human with acute perception would expect to see more from a close up inspection with a hand-lens, than from a 3D scan at 100 μm sampling distance.
This perception, Israeli officials argue, was made more acute with the Turkish-Brazilian deal with Iran to swap nuclear fuel last spring.
For example, the expected positive effects of risk perception on beetle-related activities may be more acute in communities with high biophysical vulnerability than in those with low biophysical vulnerability.
In comparison to the more distant impacts caused by HPV, participants' risk perception of HPV-related diseases was thus lower than these more acute diseases.
His ethnic sensibility has become, perhaps, more acute, Mr. Coury said, since the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, 2001, altered the reality and perceptions of many Arab Americans.
Tinnitus is the perception of pitch or noise in the absence of a corresponding auditory stimulus, experienced as one or more acute episodes by 25% of the adult population and daily or permanently by 8% (Shargorodsky et al., 2010).
