Sentence examples for ongoing perceived from inspiring English sources

Given the above we believe any ongoing perceived risks to be fanciful or willfully embraced by the US [sic] goverment".

These techniques can also be used in subsequent generations if there is an ongoing perceived risk of recurrence.

Finally, the present finding of connectivity change may be problematic if such change is confounded by the ongoing pain perceived in patients with FM, despite a lack of correlation between the connectivity changes and the clinical pain intensity.

For ongoing pain perceived stress was a risk factor in the simple model, but only close to statistical significance in the multiple model.

A previous study investigating neural correlates of ongoing pain intensity showed indeed that ACC activation encodes perceived ongoing pain intensity [ 59].

Howard Archer, chief UK economist for analysts IHS Global Insight, said: "The tenth successive, and increased, net injection of housing equity in the third quarter indicates that there is an ongoing desire and perceived need of many people to improve their personal balance sheets given high debt levels and serious concerns and uncertainties over the economic situation".

In the present study we focus specifically on the impacts of perceived ongoing insecurity and injustice related to past human rights violations.

Continuity of care refers to the use of a regular source of care over time, including tracking a defined population (structure) and the perceived ongoing patient-provider relationship (process).

Some sense of both initial and ongoing risk for the disease, and therefore need for ongoing vigilance, must be perceived.

As Judge Blunk explained, repeated demands by senior Cambodian officials to end all ongoing investigations have been "perceived as attempted interference" and "call in doubt the integrity of the whole proceedings".

I often find myself the sole black friend of many white people, the stand-in for the entirety of my race, my white friends' go-to expert witness in the ongoing trial to be perceived as (at least) not racist, their alibi in the court of public opinion.