An automobile is perceived as a better example of vehicle than a rowboat, and much better than an elevator; a carrot is more readily identified as falling under the concept vegetable than a pumpkin.
One example is parental advice on abstaining from alcohol, which can be problematic for your teen to understand and may be perceived as a classic example of the old saying, "Do as I say and not as I do".
C. jejuni infection is widely perceived as an increasing problem; for example, the number of reported cases of C. jejuni-associated enteritis increased sixfold in the United Kingdom from 1977 to 2000 33, 4).
According to a new study from University College London's School of Management, men are more likely to be overlooked for competitive roles that rely upon individual talent – sales positions, for example – if they are perceived as handsome.
When we look into the fine details among sub-dimensions and individual indicators, "model teaching," especially "the ability to teach by words and set an example" is widely perceived as an important component in medical education.
I am perceived as an incompetent person".
The woman was perceived as an incubator.
For example, the absence of education and training was perceived as a barrier, but when included as a core implementation strategy it was perceived as an enabler.
What might be perceived as a smell of alcohol, for example, could result from a problem that diabetics sometimes have with the sugar buildup in their bloodstream.
The nomination of the banker was viewed by some as another peace offering by Yukos to the Kremlin, which some perceive as making an example of the company by jailing its founder for his political involvement.
