Sentence examples for perceive a study from inspiring English sources

In support of this view we have shown that participants who perceive a study as low risk were more likely to have a positive perception towards surrogate consent.

We also hoped students would perceive a provincial level study to be more relevant and thus be more eager to participate.

Our findings also showed that not only did the older people in our study not perceive a change of their health seeking behaviours upon the introduction of voucher scheme, but there was a low level of actual voucher usage in the private sector for primary care services (only 35.0% of older people had made use of vouchers).

Open image in new window Fig. 1 Example of a sketch map that shows how natural hazards are perceived by a study participant in Safien, Switzerland.

Concerning age, the findings on the so-called bilingual advantage in such EFs are still controversial, and we perceived a lack of studies on the effects of bilingualism regarding middle-aged adults, as compared to the considerably high number of studies and robust findings on the bilingual advantage among other age groups, such as children and elderly people.

Students in our study perceived a low personal likelihood of health threats occurring both in Australia and while travelling.

As to perceived health status, a study in Shanghai reported poorer perceived health status was associated with higher mortality risk [ 48].

Results from the study showed that more than 75% of all categories of respondents in both study sites perceived a decline in availability of forage resources and water as a result of the increased number of transhumant herders in their communities.

A greater proportion of farmers and settled pastoralists in both study sites perceived a decline in species richness of vegetation.

More than 75% of all categories of respondents in both study sites perceived a decrease in availability of forage resources and water over the past 30 years, partly due to the increasing number of transhumant herds in the communities.

In addition, nearly 15% of patients in our study who perceived a need for testing based on their risk of infection ultimately refused testing.