Sentence examples for perceived as equating from inspiring English sources

Page A4 FURY IN ISRAEL OVER REMARKS Remarks perceived as equating the killing of children at a Jewish school in France with the deaths of children in Gaza provoked an outcry from Israeli officials.

Almost impossible was perceived as equating to the lowest percentage chance of being alive with a mean (range) of 21.5% (0 95).

Schools perceived as stronger blocked the way.

JERUSALEM — Israel's leaders on Tuesday strongly censured the European Union's foreign policy chief, Catherine Ashton, for remarks made a day earlier in which she was perceived as having equated the killing of three children at a Jewish school in France with the death of children during the fighting in Gaza.

For this section, assessing patients' interpretation of verbal statements relating to LE and survival probability, the responses are illustrated in figure 3. Overall the statements Almost Certain and Good chance of being alive in 10 years, were perceived by patients as equating to the highest percentage chance of being alive; mean (range) 74.5% (12 100) and 74.5% (24 100) respectively.

In addition, it is possible that the most preferred communication modalities may be perceived as familiar and convenient, which may not equate to efficacy.

People with diabetes were labelled as "out of control," whereas those without diabetes were perceived as "in control" of food and activity choices, usually equated with having a routine or timetable.

What's curious is that poetry's "emotional truth" is so often equated with actual truth — which is to say, poetry is perceived as conveying genuine information about the author's innermost self.

"Swaps are perceived as riskless.

Those wavelengths are perceived as colors.

Those returning are often perceived as arrogant.