Sentence examples for particularly perceived to from inspiring English sources

Work conditions were particularly perceived to be more de-motivating in rural areas, albeit quality health care standards were relatively better in rural than urban health facilities.

That the GOP survived the 1970s is no indication that it can survive its current crisis: Watergate was very much about one man, Richard Nixon, and while the Republican brand was badly damaged, its policies were not: Vietnam was not a Republican war, and the dreadful state of the economy was not particularly perceived to be the responsibility of the GOP, or even of Nixon.

High strain jobs with low DL and high PD are particularly perceived to cause the most adverse psychological reactions [ 15].

German inpatient healthcare organizations are particularly perceived to be associated with hierarchy related attitudes, which result in serious communication problems between nurses and physicians [ 23– 25].

Some wish to win favor with the Gulf States, particularly Saudi Arabia, perceived to be at ideological war with Iran.

Participants were often reluctant to trust pharmacists to deliver unfamiliar services, particularly those perceived to be 'high risk'.

We have also shown a relationship between ORs and MDs for QLQ-C30 measures; ORs can on the one hand reveal important HRQoL effects which might otherwise be missed with MDs, particularly those perceived to be 'Trivial' or 'Small'Small

By contrast, the professionals particularly perceived factors relating to the parents of the overweight children as impeding optimal referral.

This study found that the proportions of missing data for purer cognitive risk perception measures, particularly perceived absolute/relative susceptibility to A/H1N1 were greater than for affect-loaded measures, suggesting that respondents may face greater task difficulties in comprehension and/or responses to such questions under epidemic circumstances.

Nonetheless, social tensions sometimes have been evident, particularly where foreigners were perceived to have threatened the Swiss way of life and to have displaced Swiss workers.

"The Maoists have been particularly brutal towards those perceived to be government informers or "class enemies" and do not hesitate to punish them by shooting or beheading after a summary "trial" in a self-declared "people's court" (jan adalat)," the report notes.