On the contrary: They seem to respect the work I do, and--I perceive, although I might be wrong--they envy me just a little.
In scenario 2, CLO also enables to serve more users with the same perceived quality, although in this case the gains diminish for increasing number of users.
In addition, SRPs from the second trial scored higher than ARPs on perceived susceptibility, although differences were not noted in the third trial.
Due to insufficient numbers, the effect of gender and age could not be explored for perceived HRQOL, although the trend is for females to score lower than males.
Untrained TBAs perceived that, although they escorted women with complications to health facilities, health providers neither appreciated their efforts nor collaborated with them.
For a private health care company, the slow rate of switching is a perceived advantage, although this depends on the type of service.
They build a learning web-portal based on Googles App Engine which was perceived well, although the latency of bringing images to mobile devices is seen as a downside.
Anterior insular activity appears to be closely related to autonomic responses associated with consciously perceived errors, although the causality and directions of these relationships still needs to be unraveled.
Finally, we conclude that the largest combined vertical and lateral distance between the eyes and the ball (i.e., head position H4) most reliably resulted in errors in perceived direction (although not completely consistent across participants).
Thus it was perceived that although Asian students came to medical school with excellent examination results, learning the nebulous art of clinical medicine required flexible learning from novel situations, and that such students might struggle in these circumstances (box 3).
