Sentence examples for other than perceived from inspiring English sources
But the pigments serve no useful purpose other than perceived aesthetics.
Physical functioning, falling, and HRQoL sub-scales other than perceived health did not differ between post-implementation PReCaP patients and control patients (Tables 2 and 3).
Aspects of health behavior theory other than perceived risk need to be explored to help target efforts in the primary prevention of diabetes.
Hence, factors other than perceived strain virulence were suggested to influence the clinical presentation of toxoplasmosis in people living in an Amazonian rain forest [ 5].
This may reflect the fact that people may be motivated to seek HIV testing and prevention services for reasons other than perceiving themselves to be at risk, for example, engaging in HIV testing as part of a routine health maintenance strategy, or motivated by non-cash incentives.
Research demonstrates that likability better predicts hiring and other outcomes than perceived competence.
This analysis further indicated that information from ads and interpersonal discussion (and to a lesser extent media other than advertising) perceived as positive was associated with lower perceived harms about breathing vapour from e-cigarettes.
"While I accept that Forbes magazine is published in England and Wales both in hard copy and on the internet, it is difficult to see why this is the most appropriate forum for the case other than its perceived pro-claimant reputation," he added.
And this entails that the will must be determined by something other than the perceived greater good, namely, uneasiness (E2-5 II.xxi.38: 255–256).
The Spanish League, as an organization, brings nothing to the table other than a perceived importance on account of the nationality.
Other than the perceived acuity of illness, factors such as the convenience offered by the ED over PCP offices, lack of timely appointments with PCPs and inability to determine the severity of disease prompt even low-acuity patients to visit the ED [6 9].
