Sentence examples for perceived certainty from inspiring English sources

But the perceived certainty of a Labour/Conservative win in Ealing, as well as disappointing recent bloopers or scandals affecting the smaller parties, focused most of our panellists' minds on the two largest parties.

The key findings that emerged were: the sample reported a higher level of exposure to fixed cameras (even though there are more operational mobile cameras), younger males were most likely to speed and be observant of speed cameras and that perceived certainty of apprehension was the largest reported deterrent force.

It's not atypical for a target to go with a lower price from an acquirer who has a higher perceived certainty of closure versus other higher offers from riskier would-be acquirers.

This was contrasted with the perceived certainty of complementary therapists that they can help their patients, which was criticised.

The field of medicine is still described as having a patriarchal culture which favors aspects like a physicians' perceived certainty and rationalism.

The generalized estimating equations [ 22] approach was used to model differences in physician perceived certainty of risk factors for osteoporosis and appropriate utilization of bone mineral density testing pre and post educational intervention (first year of the study).

Twenty-four adolescent participants completed a question-based measure of delay discounting and immediately following answered questions about perceived certainties of receiving the delayed rewards.

If there is a single recurrent theme in Ted Chiang's work, it's the attempt to square the circle between human fantasies of belief, and the perceived certainties of a rational, scientific worldview.

I didn't ask for any further diagnostic exams, but I suspect that some patients, conditioned to accept the perceived scientific certainty of M.R.I.'s and other scans, would have insisted on more sophisticated measures.

To a non-believer, deep religious faith is often perceived as certainty and smugness, when in fact many strains of Christianity have a strong tradition of exploring doubt and self-criticism.

Further increases in remittances no longer affect expected wages, while returns to remittances are perceived with certainty in the country of origin.