Schools perceived as stronger blocked the way.
She told me that it was considered disrespectful to ask a teacher questions because it could be perceived as an indication that the teacher had not succeeded in teaching.
ABC Studios gave Cherry permission to start making senior staffing offers for the show on May 1, which was perceived as an indication that the show would be picked up.
The lack of attention to sample size in the teaching material could easily be perceived as an indication that sample size is unimportant in such studies.
If there is no established association with clinically relevant outcomes, then the interpretation of the prevention of modulation of an immune function marker (group D) out of the reference range is less easy, although it could be positively perceived as an indication of increased resilience of homeostatic control.
And it can be perceived as a sign of weakness -- an indication that one "doesn't know".
Other notes, considered not to reflect a WD, were excluded; for example, all references to a previous ER, conversations with staff about euthanasia, requests from relatives and indications that palliative care was perceived as a type of euthanasia were excluded.
Industry sponsors may be hesitant to submit an already approved drug for a new indication because of what may be perceived as unnecessary expense and the considerable risk of not meeting primary endpoints with randomized controlled trials.
Perhaps the most telling indication of the greater attention paid to what is perceived as typical within an artist's work than to his mastery is to be found in the contrasted fate of two Van Goghs.
"MOOCs") were one of the most-talked-about subjects in education in 2012, many believe they are just a flash in the pan — that the growing adoption of MOOCs among universities is the result of peer pressure, an indication that institutions will take any action that might be perceived as "going digital," regardless of value.
