Sentence examples for perceived efforts from inspiring English sources

Many O.A.S. members resent United States influence over the 34-nation organization and fear perceived efforts by Washington to run their internal affairs.

The measures have been put in place in the absence of wider international consensus within the United Nations Security Council on using sanctions to halt Iran's perceived efforts to pursue a nuclear bomb-making capability.

After all the uproar over perceived efforts of tobacco companies to lure a younger market, nowadays Philip Morris gets a pummeling even when it gives money away to a wholesome group with activities designed to keep kids tobacco-free.

The idea behind this model is that social reciprocity is a major principle of the work contract and that failed reciprocity (resulting from high perceived efforts and low perceived rewards) causes workers to experience stress related strain [ 3].

Dr. Shangold recommends using perceived effort as a guide and making sure that the effort remains moderate.

"I really wouldn't want to say anything about any perceived effort for a pushback," he went on.

One recent study found cyclists produced more power – and thus burnt more calories – for the same perceived effort, when they were outdoors.

"But it's superior to walking simply because you can run at a higher level of energy expenditure and still have the same level of physiological and perceived effort.

Studies of athletes have found that wearing cooling vests or similar items during exercise can help lower the rate at which the core temperature rises, delaying fatigue, improving performance and causing less perceived effort.

The corresponding heart rate, workload, and perceived effort at VT were used to monitor AE intensity.

A Modified Exertion Scale was used to measure patients' perceived effort.