Sentence examples for perceived as consistent from inspiring English sources

This barrier has been reported previously in surveillance research (de Mheen PJ et al. [2006]; Finch et al. [1999]) and is also consistent with the Diffusion of Innovations construct of 'compatibility' which is 'the degree to which an innovation is perceived as consistent with existing values, past experiences and needs of potential adopters' (Rogers [2003]).

The state and institution-building program, which has initially received some support in Israel because it was perceived as consistent with what was called "economic peace" has increasingly been viewed as a threat.

This give-and-take should be accessible to all stakeholders and perceived as consistent, transparent and open-minded, even in situations of disagreement about outcomes – i.e. when people do not get what they want.

Schools perceived as stronger blocked the way.

A scenario pair consistent in the sense of the CA is not necessarily consistent in the sense of CIB – and it is an open question whether a scenario pair consistent with regard to a formal criterion is also intuitively perceived as a consistent one by (internal or external) users.

Compatibility is the degree to which an innovation is perceived as being consistent with the existing values, past experiences and needs of potential adopters.

The later is defined by Rogers [ 9] as the degree to which an innovation is perceived as being consistent with existent values, past experiences, and needs of a potential adoption unit.

Comprehensibility is the extent to which events are perceived as making logical sense, that they are ordered, consistent and structured.

Angela Merkel has placed her CDU, formerly known as a conservative party, a little left of centre and she is still well-respected because her politics are perceived as distinct and consistent.

(006)" Such a network was perceived as enabling more consistent planning, agreement, coordination and implementation of TB services across London, as well as providing an appropriate forum for broader discussion of legislative, ethical and research issues impacting across services.

When observers lie on their sides, gravity is perceived as tilted toward body orientation, consistent with a representation of gravity derived from multisensory information.