Sentence examples for perceived association from inspiring English sources

"It's not exactly ambush marketing, but there's clearly going to be some perceived association," Mr. Currie said.

In China, on the other hand, French wines have benefited from a perceived association with luxury and status.

The victims are allegedly civilians who participated in demonstrations or talked to international media, activists, journalists, as well as citizens of Egypt and Tunisia that were arrested and expelled en masse because of their perceived association with the popular uprising".

Students reported a negative perceived association between religion and morality, spirituality and human dignity.

Further probing revealed a perceived association between this change in government attitudes towards veterinary service provision and the democratic rule that took over from the military in 1999.

In all neighbourhoods, attitudes towards trees in public spaces were mixed because of their perceived association with crime, although low income households did make extensive use of tree products from natural areas.

To outline perceived associations between various sex hormones and risk markers for cardiovascular disease in middle-aged women, with an emphasis on features of the metabolic syndrome (MS).

The perceived associations were very strong and taking a highly conservative level of significance did not affect the results.

Liberalism (F4, 4i) captures perceived associations between HIV/AIDS and sexual values, operationalized through morality and sexual norms.

Despite perceived associations between CTT and the symptoms of constipation, there has been little direct evidence of this relationship to date (2).

The perceived associations between dento-facial attractiveness and social traits, such as personality and social status, make dental appearance a substantial concern for many people [ 16].