Sentence examples for perceived as reducing from inspiring English sources

Reusable pads were perceived as reducing the likelihood of blood leaks onto their clothing and thus enhanced mobility during daily activities.

Adopting an alternative ethical perspective, avoiding telling bad news to a patient may be perceived as reducing harm, with harmful information managed by the family.

The present data provide a profile of gene expression signatures across a range of cigarette varieties, at two doses and time points, which can subsequently be used as a baseline for the evaluation of new tobacco products, including novel products that may be perceived as reduced or modified risk tobacco products.

Note that it is well established that speech sounds regularly used to distinguish concepts (for example the vowels [i] and [y] in French) are themselves easier to distinguish, whereas sound distinctions that do not serve a linguistic role in one's language may not be perceived as well and elicit reduced acoustic-phonological brain responses (Näätänen et al. 1997; Diaz et al. 2008).

Brands perceived as smooth may promote experimentation or smoking initiation by reducing harshness and irritation [ 26].

Schools perceived as stronger blocked the way.

Knowing that they had someone to ask at some point, if not "right now", was perceived as stress reducing, as one intervention mother said: "… and I thought, 'Now the intervention nurse will come soon,' and this gave me a feeling of security, that we could ask some additional questions, get some tips and advice".

Lack of clean water in the mountainous areas was perceived as having reduced the utilisation of MH services.

Above all, the means described in the lesson was perceived as valuable to reducing shut-down time as a result of suicides and fatal trespassing incidents.

Lack of trust in health services, perceptions that treatment is ineffective and experience of poor quality of care were perceived as important in reducing demand for care.

Such inter-sectoral collaboration was perceived as crucial to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.