Sentence examples for perceived difference in from inspiring English sources

With respect to weighting types of evidence, clearly there is a perceived difference in quality between different types of evidence.

With most biaxial sensors, performance on the vertical and horizontal axes is not equal, and there is often a perceived difference in response time when using different lenses.

Negative attitudes towards Muslims in Australia seem to be based on a fear of the unknown, and this perceived difference in values and culture.

When modeled in avian tetrahedral color space, the gorget colors sweep through the black-to-red regions (Supplementary Fig. 8): the perceived difference in color between views of −80° (when the gorget appears red) and 60° (when the gorget appears black, Fig. 1e) corresponds to ~14 just-noticeable differences (or a tetrahedral color span of 0.19, Supplementary Table 2).

This indicates the existence of a perceived difference in the variance of unobserved variables across groups.

In this paper, we present a new metric to estimate the perceived difference in contrast between an original image and a reproduction.

We speculate that perceived differences in spontaneous closure rates (between defects of different sizes and numbers) might have influenced follow up recommendations.

Standardising the post-processing might not always be possible and, as shown in the comparisons in Table 1, perceived differences in comparisons could in fact be due to the different processing parameters used.

So we're talking about downplaying perceived differences in abilities, not differences in outcomes?

There were also perceived differences in roles and responsibilities for Commonweal and our partners – all lessons learned for future projects.

Compounding the problem, when we compare people or groups, we exaggerate their perceived differences in warmth and competence.