In teaching her bipedal critics to count to four, she actually utilizes ten bones, inverting the viewer's perceived basis of knowledge and calling into question the validity of numeric systems for ordering the universe.
Using the NDVI index for vegetative cover on rangeland, Chantarat et al. (2012) found that risk preference, perceived basis risk and the subjective expectation of loss were important factors affecting Northern Kenyan pastoralists' willingness to pay for index-based livestock insurance.
Note the actual dose remains unknown and the perceived discrepancy between actual and reported dose is often perceived as the basis for uncertainty in the decision about treatment.
The new guidance allowed, but did not require, representative inclusion of women in phase 1, 2 and 3 trials, and endorsed, but did not require, analysis of data on sex differences because the FDA did not "perceive a regulatory basis for requiring routinely that women in general … be included in particular trials".
The host of "The Daily Show" takes CNN to task on a regular basis for perceived faults in its programming.
4 The health belief model postulates five main dimensions as the basis for behavior: perceived severity of the condition, susceptibility, perceived benefits/belief in treatment efficacy, costs/barriers, and cues to action.
Although some progress has been made to understand how humans infer hierarchical identity, the neuroanatomical basis for perceiving key social dimensions of others remains unexplored.
It is apparent from both the analysis of the pseudo-quantitative data (Cf. Table 4), and the transcripts of in-depth interviews, that stakeholder proximity was an important basis for perceiving moral obligation to a stakeholder.
This analysis shows that the borrower's reputation is the basis of perceived investment risk for lenders.
The HBM identified five domains within one's belief system as basis for behavior: 1) perceived susceptibility or vulnerability to the disease process; 2) perceived severity of the condition; 3) perceived benefits (belief in efficacy); 4) perceived barriers; and 5) cues to action.
