Referring to the classification of perceived causes of RTIs in Table 1, the causes mentioned by study participants all fell into three categories: sexual contact with infected persons, personal hygiene and exposure to the contaminated physical environment.
In this study we investigate how the level of discretion in the reporting environment and management's reporting reputation influence the extent to which management's reporting incentives are important in determining the perceived credibility of management's classification choices.
The initial version of Grand Theft Auto IV released in Australia and New Zealand was pre-censored by Rockstar to allow the game to meet the perceived requirements of the Australian classification system.
Whynes 24 examined the correspondence between EQ-VAS scores and EQ-5D health states, and found that VAS scores are influenced by EQ-5D health state classification; the participant's perceived locus of control; and by his/her age, educational attainment, ethnic origin and smoking behaviour.
Our results provide a conciliatory middle ground that explains the perceived clinical usefulness of Gleason pattern classification, widely used around the world, while at the same time reveals the reason for the difficulties of obtaining a good transcriptional signature for the other two patterns [791].
Over the course of the 1990 Tour the perceived strength of the Z team was confirmed, as they led the team classification through most of the race, adding the team title to LeMond's yellow jersey.
It is likely that further classification of phenotypes enriched by new standard ontologies and disease outcome entities [34] may improve this perceived specificity of disease phenotypes.
Our classification of children according to the number and type of risk factors provides some insights into providers' possible perceived urgency of a referral.
Classification tree analysis was used to split the sample into four groups (vigorous, anxious, stoic, and aware) based on the disparity between physiological and perceived risk of falling.
The prevalence of relatively low use of these classification schemes could be explained by unfamiliarity with these approaches; low perceived value in classification oriented assessment; inability to choose between classification schemes; or a preference for other assessment methods.
