Sentence examples for often they perceived from inspiring English sources

CFH nurses were asked to indicate how often they perceived that their service received 'all the necessary information' about a woman and her newborn from the maternity service to provide ongoing support.

Surveys also asked pharmacists to report how often they perceive themselves to be used by patients and other healthcare providers as an 'information source on DS'.

The mothers tended to seek 'appropriate care' more often when they perceived the illness as 'serious'serious

Relatives of people with limited DMC a week or less before death more often said they perceived their own communication with physicians was 'good' (63% versus 48%), compared to the relatives of people with limited DMC more than a week before death.

These are all expressions of culture and values, but too often they are perceived as random.

In shooting cases, officers often testify that they perceived a deadly threat and acted in self-defense.

However, those who had children were more often dissatisfied because they perceived themselves as smaller.

The interviewer administering the DCEs reported that while respondents were completing the follow-up DCE they often commented that they perceived that conventional therapy was more effective than therapy using the Wii Fit.

Those in power do harm, often because they perceive that the alternative is "being done to".

The same study showed children between 11 and 14 have the most difficulty coping, often because they perceive their family as different from those of their peers.

"Many millennials feel like there is something wrong with them when they haven't been able to form a romantic relationship as often as they perceive others do," she said.