Sentence examples for perceived between the two from inspiring English sources

Participants were told before the experiment that the task would be very difficult and that any slight difference that they perceived between the two eye pairs should be taken as an indication of the presence of a difference between the eyes.

Significant differences were obtained in perceived learning between the two groups with students using the interactive e-textbook having higher perceived cognitive and affective learning scores than those using the static PDF e-textbook.

It derives from the simplistic but commonly perceived distinction between the two streams of contemporary British poetry: the serious and the pop.

Look backstage and you discover that the perceived separation between the two worlds — sometimes loudly denounced by critics who cover downtown theater — is more illusory than it might first appear.

But the perceived imbalance between the two performances seemed certain to provide at least a temporary bump for Mr. Romney, who had been struggling to reinvigorate a somewhat faltering campaign during the past several weeks.

The news provided new ammunition for the perceived battle between the two broadband platforms.

Although public acceptance remained higher for underground HVPLs compared with overhead HVPLs, our study reveals that information provision reduces perceived differences between the two technologies.

Though Cohn and team may feel slighted, if you ask the creators of Hushed (as we did), they'll tell you that their app is "quite different," and that the perceived similarities between the two have more to do with the similarities between all communications apps, as well as the standard legalese used in terms of service and the like.

In Russia, on the other hand, the perceived relationship between the two led Trump to get the higher rank, according to a poll done by Gallup International.

Ferrara testified that from a musicological standpoint, perceived similarities between the two songs are "absolutely meaningless," and only reflect "commonplace" musical elements used for hundreds of years. .

One explanation for this finding is the difference in perceived anonymity between the two methods [ 10].