Sentence examples for perceived contribution to from inspiring English sources

Audiences, it said, "have become more selective about the films they watch in 3D, and choose 3D where the effect makes a perceived contribution to the experience".

His stance against the use of condoms to prevent sexually transmitted diseases was criticized by human rights workers and some politicians for its perceived contribution to the spread of AIDS in Africa.

In terms of women's health in India, males' perceived contribution to household productivity is higher than that of women, which ultimately affects the bargaining power that women have with regards to accessing healthcare.

Despite the coverage of these anti-science movements, polls consistently find that scientists out-perform clergy, artists, journalists, business executives, and lawyers in perceived "contribution to society".

There have been calls for research to examine clinical practice in a qualitative manner to complement the large scale survey studies described above and provide explanatory data about the intentions, practices and understandings associated with continuous sedation until death and its perceived contribution to the management of refractory symptoms and distress [ 22].

The Peterson Littenberg plan was also favored for the memorial gardens at its center, and for its perceived contributions to street life around the site.

At the same time, the senior managers of these enterprises have seen their compensation grow exponentially as a reward for their perceived contributions to the bottom line.

Our study aims to fill this gap by mapping key features of NES, as well as their perceived contributions to country-led M&E.

Such negative consequences include the lack of a divorce threat, where the woman does not have the economic means to ask for a divorce because she does not have a full-time job, and she has less money that she personally receives, decreasing her perceived contributions to the household.

A few respondents were motivated by the perceived contribution the service had to improving the socioeconomic environment of the community.

Different fields of scholarship have adopted different practices around author order, but middle authors are always at the greatest risk of losing out on attribution and credit because their perceived contribution is diminished relative to first and last authors in collaborative works.