Sentence examples for of adverse perceptions from inspiring English sources

But EU proposals to label tar sands oil as more polluting than other oil – which could lead to additional taxes – risked companies "being penalised subjectively on the basis of adverse perceptions", according to BP.

Surgical rotations involving rural General Hospitals (rGH) are frequently associated with recruitment challenges, partly because of adverse perceptions regarding distances from social support networks and training opportunities.

One of the real challenges we face in reversing these adverse perceptions of America is to open up lines of communication and assure Arabs that help is on the way.

"The payment of damages in and of itself can create a stigma and adverse perception of property value," Mr. Stanton said, "and that can trigger additional claims by additional people who were in proximity to the original claims.

In addition to evaluating the clinical efficacy of the rigid and elastic anti-pronation taping techniques, this study may also enable some comparisons to be made between them, including incidence of adverse responses and perceptions of comfort.

The tropical island of Mauritius has a well-anchored diversity of indigenous plant species which are exploited for various purposes but no study has been designed to (i) quantitatively document, (ii) assess the effectiveness, and (iii) study the incidence of adverse effects and perception associated with the use of herbal products for cosmetic applications.

Meanwhile, patients who decided to stop, or not use, HDS was largely due to either experiences of adverse effects, a perception of no benefit from using HDS, or having negative attitudes towards HDS.

Specifically, parental perceptions of adverse health outcomes from EM use were improved in line with current evidence during the program in the intervention group.

Current safety reporting and risk assessment processes remain heavily dependent on healthcare professionals, though there are known limitations such as under-reporting and discordant perspectives between patient reports and clinician perceptions of adverse outcomes.

In both the judicial speech case and the redistricting case, the justices based their second thoughts on their perception of adverse developments that the decisions had enabled.

On the one hand, the perception of adverse effects impacted negatively on adherence.