Sentence examples for most frequent perceived from inspiring English sources

Bad breath was the most frequent perceived cause of impacts on social Contact (27.0%).

Gender and ethnicity were cited as the most frequent perceived basis for IHD, with more females citing gender and more IMGs citing ethnicity, culture, and language.

In all countries, the most frequent patient characteristic perceived to identify sleep was lying quietly with closed eyes (N = 409, 78 %) (range 92 % Denmark to 36 % Italy).

A surprising omission was No Name-Calling Week, a yearly week of activities in middle schools nationwide whose aim is to make fifth to eighth graders aware of the harm they inflict on their classmates by taunting them about their weight (most frequent), height, intelligence and perceived sexual orientation, as well as race, religion and other differences.

Violence was perceived as most frequent in HC consultation rooms and reception desks and in hospital emergency care departments.

(2) Favouritism and discrimination in assessment are perceived as the most frequent unethical practice.

Pressure from study sponsors to engage in unethical practices was perceived to be the least common type of scientific misconduct in their workplace, while falsification of data was perceived to be the most frequent.

The purpose of this study was to quantify the perceived occultness of the most frequent motor vehicle crash injuries according to emergency medical services (EMS) professionals.

Their most frequent grievances were sexual promiscuity, movies and media perceived as anti-Muslim, racial prejudice and American foreign policy of supporting Israel, blockading Iraq and bolstering what they perceived as corrupt Middle Eastern regimes in Saudi Arabia and Egypt.

Diagnostic uncertainty was perceived by paediatricians as the most frequent cause of inappropriate prescription (56% of 633 interviewed paediatricians); but, rapid antigen detecting tests was used in case of pharyngitis/pharyngotonsillitis by 36% and 21% of family and hospital paediatricians only.

In the present survey the most frequent adverse effect was intolerance to forehead paresthesia that was perceived as painful burning sensations.