Sentence examples for perceived concerns from inspiring English sources

Real and perceived concerns about cycling safety are a barrier to increased ridership in many cities.

If they are charged following confessions on the 89th day, there may be real or perceived concerns about oppression.

With the increasing use of laparoscopic and robotic radical cystectomy (RC), there are perceived concerns about the adequacy of lymph node dissection (LND).

"It is not inappropriate for a pastor of the Church of England to address issues around the perceived concerns of other religious communities," he told the Church of England Parliament.

"In the High-Tech Patent Wars, an Inventor's Lament" (Bits blog, Oct. 15) conflates perceived concerns about our patent system and hand-wringing about some high-profile lawsuits to conclude that innovation is threatened.

Vegetable tanning agents based on poly phenols of plant materials which were in vogue prior to advent of mineral tanning are re-emerging as principal tanning materials to offset the perceived concerns of mineral tanning.

This recommendation was in response to a perceived concern of the shareholders that, if shares were tendered to Unocal, no shares would be purchased by either offeror.

It then placed every surgery in one of six bandings, from one, indicating it has the most concern about the quality of care and safety standards, to six, which signifies the lowest level of perceived concern.

There was considerable spread in this survey around the trigger for manipulating temperature in sepsis, but correlates with the level of perceived concern at that temperature.

A greater perceived concern was significantly associated with a higher likelihood of nonadherence in all cohorts (β-blocker: OR 1.08, 95% CI 1.04-1.13; ACEI/ARB: OR 1.07, 95% CI 1.02-1.11; LL: OR 1.09, 95% CI 1.05-1.14).

The health practitioners at the control clinic reflected on this perceived concern about losing control.