Sentence examples for on perceived time from inspiring English sources

Another relevant finding is the influence of gaming profile on perceived time.

The respondents were asked whether they agreed with 14 statements on perceived time and emotional pressure, such as: 'Generally speaking I felt very pressured because of the situation of my care receiver'; 'My independence suffered'; 'I was too tired to do anything in my free time in the period that I was providing help'.

"A simple car journey of a set length can take extremely different measures of perceived time depending on the attributes of the trip the individual associates with".

It should be especially considered as an alternative if compliance with standard exercise prescriptions is poor due to perceived time constraints on the part of the patient.

Because the tone did not always occur we focussed only on the perceived time of the action.

"Our results lend support to the importance of time perception in animals where the ability to perceive time on very small scales may be the difference between life and death for fast-moving organisms," said co-author Kevin Healy, a PhD student at the school of natural sciences at Trinity College, Dublin.

Perceived professional care, perceived time spent with health care provider, perceived accessibility, perceived technical competency, perceived convenience and perceived consultation and relational empathy were identified as independent predictor of patient satisfaction on TB treatment service.

Since barely any studies have assessed time estimation for a multiple-hour range of durations, it might be expected, based on our results, that perceived time would not be much shorter after such durations.

In this article we focus on clock time and perceived time and introduce the notion of "controllable time" as an important aspect of the experience of living with chronic widespread pain.

The semi-structured interviews revealed concordance between unit managers' recall of the time spent on patient care, but a marked inflation of their perceived time spent on hospital administration.

Further analyses showed that the intention to continue to use the new woodstove depends on economic benefits, heating performance, perceived time and effort to operate the stove, environmental effects of heating as well as perceived subjective norm.