Sentence examples for perceive sufficient from inspiring English sources

While it is impossible to determine the extent to which the participants differ from non-participants or the reasons for non-participation, it is likely that non-participants either did not perceive themselves to be at risk, or did not perceive sufficient benefit from participation.

Social modeling assessed perceived sufficient fruit consumption of people important to the participant, using a 5-point scale (almost everybody (5) - almost nobody (1)).

The odds of perceived sufficient postnatal contact increased with the number of telephone calls until five were received, and generally increased with the number of home visits received.

The items that were more strongly associated with non-adherence suggest that non-adherent African American participants without risk factors may not have perceived sufficient reason to act or see CRCS as normative behavior.

Adjusted model parameters did not change by more than 10% with the addition of employment status, perceived sufficient means, civil status, medical diagnoses or experience of a stressful event within the last year.

Home-administered remedies, including herbal mixtures, concoctions and massage were perceived sufficient for 'light' or 'minor' (nhẹ) episodes lasting two - four days with irregular defecation of liquid stool, belly pains and general uneasiness.

Perceived sufficient personalisation of services was measured using the stem "...provide motivated smokers with a service that is sufficiently personalized".

'Perceived sufficient personalisation of central services' and 'perceived low-attendance at central services' had direct effects on 'perceived effectiveness of central services'.

'Perceived sufficient personalisation of local services' and 'perceived low-attendance at local services' had direct effects on 'perceived effectiveness of local services'.

'Perceived sufficient personalisation of central services' and 'perceived low-attendance at central services' had indirect effects on 'intentions to recommend central services' operating through 'perceived effectiveness of central services'.

'Perceived sufficient personalisation of local services' and 'perceived low-attendance of local services' had indirect effects on 'intentions to recommend local services' operating through 'perceived effectiveness of local services'.