Sentence examples for perceived day from inspiring English sources

But, such a focus on the perceived "Day of final action" and short-term material gains or losses for the opposition emanates from a lack of understanding of the considerable struggle and sacrifices required to bring another revolution in Iran.

Therefore the perceived day to day impact of a severe generalised flare is greater than severe CNS or severe renal flare.

Ben Smith, in a blog post at Politico, perceived Thursday morning's post as representing a juxtaposition of conventional wisdom against statistics — sort of a political version of Moneyball.

The severe generalised flare HS received the lowest mean utility score suggesting that the perceived day-to-day impact of a severe generalised flare was greater than a severe CNS or severe renal flare.

The perceived everyday discrimination scale, a measure of perceived day-to-day interpersonal discrimination, assesses the occurrence and frequency with which individuals encounter routine and relatively minor experiences of unfair treatment [ 57].

It has been argued that as a chronic stressor, perceived day-to-day discrimination can build up over time and eventually affect both an individual's physical and mental health [ 11, 12].

Some may perceive Tuesday's game as long overdue for a Pirates team with unconvincing victories over Pennsylvania, Norfolk State and LaSalle.

Designing nursing homes as conforming organizations might be the reason why, in the same nursing home, residents perceived the day as busy or boring, meaningful or devastating.

Although one certainly does not want to use DA methods which could prove problematic if there is no perceived benefit (Day et al, 2005), the logistical and practical concerns can be addressed with proper algorithmic testing and attention (Buyse and McEntegart, 2004a).

Partisanship has also been perceived in Sunday's 2-to-1 vote by the Palm Beach County canvassing board to conduct a full manual recount.

Fassel is aware that some people perceived his Wednesday outburst as some sort of public implosion or breakdown, a football version of Humphrey Bogart in "The Caine Mutiny" asking about his missing strawberries.