Sentence examples for of general perceptions from inspiring English sources

That moment in Coral Gables, Fla., was a crucial step in the days-long formation of general perceptions of how the debate played out for Mr. Bush and Mr. Kerry, who was also on the receiving end of guffaws but none so loud and sustained.

Medical educators may want to limit the number of IMGs in their programs because of general perceptions among faculty, residents, U.S. applicants and even non-U.S.

Notes were taken during the interview and were later analyzed in terms of general perceptions of depression, any personal history of depression, and healthcare-seeking during depressive episodes.

We expected that the FGD would allow us to explore a wide range of general perceptions regarding diagnostics barriers and ideas for innovative solutions, and that the different participants might be stimulated by others' responses.

In spite of general perception that GAs including α-solanine are toxic, they have been shown to produce beneficial effect in human health depending on concentration and condition of use.

The aim of this study was to improve our understanding of the general perceptions of TKM by illustrating users' characteristics, TKM usage frequency, and users' preferences relating to these therapies by examining data from 2011.

That may be his psychological misfortune but it is of great benefit to readers – he has a way of drawing general perceptions from his particular experience that have you reaching for the notebook.

This corresponds with the psychological literature on stigma that suggests that anticipations of personal experiences of stigma and discrimination are stronger motivators of behavior than general perceptions of what happens to "other people" [ 27].

Members of the research team will also be interviewed one-to-one by an external interviewer, discussions surrounding recruitment of dental practices, training of dental teams and general perceptions of the organisation of the study will be carried out.

Some HIV-negative gay men feel that HIV-positive men threaten gay communities, either in terms of health or general perceptions of gay men (Flowers, Duncan, & Franks, 2000).

"People say now that there's a creative void," Mr. Tomasson said of the general perception of ballet since the deaths of giants like George Balanchine, Jerome Robbins and Frederick Ashton.