Sentence examples for perceived a decrease from inspiring English sources

Equally worrisome, both trainees and nurses perceived a decrease in the quality of care to such an extent that one of the 2011-compliant schedules was terminated early because of concerns that patient safety was compromised.

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.

Study findings relate with those of Sanchez-Cortes and Chavero (2011) and Howe et al. (2014) where communities in Mexico and India, respectively, perceived a decrease in rainfall amount and duration.

Minnesota clinicians also perceived a decrease in the percentage of patients who requested antimicrobial agents, but the difference was not significant (p = 0.152); the median percentage of Minnesota patients requesting antimicrobial agents decreased from 40% in 1999 to 30% in 2002.

Variations in perception and historical data analysis of climate variability were also reported in Adimassu et al. (2014) where farmers perceived a decreasing rainfall amount and crop yield, contrary to historical data.

This was particularly important for those who perceived a decreased ability to do this due to the pain or stress experienced during labour [ 37, 38].

Far from experiencing or perceiving a decrease in the rigor of our education experience, we acknowledge what a privilege it is to grow in our disciplines through sharing and co-creating knowledge with diverse and valuable communities".

On the other hand, some teachers perceive a decreased level of independence and autonomy because they have to follow educational policy standards and requirements (Müller et al. 2010; Goodson et al. 2006).

Even a cab driver or two, in all of their infinite Las Vegas wisdom, perceived a palpable decrease in excitement among their passengers and the city at large.

Clinicians continued to cite patient demand as the main reason for antibiotic prescribing for acute bronchitis, though some clinicians perceived a recent decrease.

The effects were larger in the CECaT CABG group and to some extent in the ACRE CABG groups and the PMR treatment groups, perhaps because patients in these groups were treated by more aggressive means and perceived a large decrease in anginal episodes soon after treatment.