Sentence examples for no perceived increase from inspiring English sources

There was no perceived increase in students taking responsibility for their learning (the 95% confidence limits were not significantly different from 3.0, the neutral response).

The decision to significantly expand the infrastructure for monitoring political campaigners was taken in the late 1990s, amid an perceived increase in activity by animal rights and environmental campaigners.

Elsewhere, a seasonal increase in household water treatment has been noted in Madagascar in response to a perceived increase in cholera risk [ 39], but there was no such discernible link here.

So the perceived increase in numbers at this time of year is actually normal colony progression – it's what you expect.

The MCC is set to launch a trial with club, university and schools cricket in 2017 to eradicate a perceived increase in excessive sledging and violent behaviour.

I have to make such judgements unaided, being subjected to no such scrutiny by the Observer, so it interests me to read recent correspondence in the Guardian about the perceived increase in difficulty of its crosswords of late.

First, to a large fast-moving-consumer-goods manufacturer with huge sales in environmentally conscious western Europe, a small increase in costs can be easily offset by a large (perceived) increase in revenues.

As the parent of a 7-year-old autistic girl, I have suffered for several years through consultations with members of the medical profession who dismissed the perceived increase in childhood autism as a statistical glitch.

Twenty years ago, when I was working at the House of Commons, a perceived increase in threat led to an enormous ratcheting up of security throughout the building.

Thirty-seven students (57.8%) reported a perceived increase in knowledge after the activity.

It is often implemented when there is a perceived increase risk of self-harm.