Sentence examples for perceived definition from inspiring English sources

This might be explained as therapies being in transition of perceived definition.

Here we provide a UK perspective from a multidisciplinary group of experts involved in the treatment of complex cases of BCC, addressing the key challenges associated with the perceived definition and management of the disease.

Based on the literature review and industry examples, the authors propose a common terminology and perceived quality definition in the field of the automotive industry.

One participant changed her answer when a midpoint was used because she perceived that definition was below her idea of the midpoint.

The recommendations of international policy guidelines and research agendas are based on a perceived standardised definition of an outbreak characterised by a prolonged, high-caseload, extra-seasonal surge.

Activism has become a buzzword, often of the direst sort to skeptics who perceive its definition to mean acting against instead of acting towards.

But in politics there are few greater liabilities than a perceived lack of definition.

The third feature that contributed to this perceived want of definition in Sutherland's singing was the somewhat amorphous nature of her diction.

And within the last week, according to Twitter #LHSSSA (Lincoln High School Super Straight Alliance), some students agree with the "traditional couples only" definition, perceived or policy, with tweets such as "We don't cheer for queers" and #StraightPower.

In this case, the proposed metric is able to cope with the masking effect of textures and with the perceived impact of silhouette definition and text readability.

Structural effect by our definition is perceived as two protein fragments having a significant dissimilarity in backbone conformation.