Sentence examples for perceived equality from inspiring English sources

In reality it's not just about creating video game content for TV it's about the perceived equality of a mainstream media platform recognizing and respecting the medium, instead of treating it like the half-bastard deformed cousin of the "normal" entertainment world.

In reality it's not just about creating video game content for TV – it's about the perceived equality of a mainstream media platform recognising and respecting the medium, instead of treating it like the half-bastard deformed cousin of the "normal" entertainment world.

Shared decision-making demands not only that different stakeholders attribute value to their own contributions and those of others but also that there exists perceived equality between them.

A strong PC orientation at structure level is positively associated with access at the practice level and patient perceived equality in access by socio-economic status; (system & service provision & access→ equity) 7. The scale of PC organisational units is associated with lower costs and higher quality.

"I really just felt like they pushed a female candidate through to break the glass ceiling of a perceived gender equality bias.

The US fell in its rankings because of slightly less perceived wage equality and changes in ministerial level positions, says the report.

Liechtenstein has an even older system of succession (agnatic primogeniture/Salic law), which completely excludes women from the order of succession unless there are no male heirs of any kind present, and was criticised for this by a United Nations committee for this perceived gender equality issue in November 2007.

Studies among students in the United States have shown that gender equality and perceived equity in a relationship are both associated with sexual enjoyment (12, 25).

"The more I advanced in the study of American society," he wrote, "the more I perceived that this equality of condition is the fundamental fact from which all others seem to be derived".

Thus, the perceived point of equality was biased toward sharpened settings on the right and vice versa on the left.

Recall for genes/proteins increases considerably for both development data sets when allowing overlaps and an improvement is also perceived when type equality is relieved, which shows that some genes overlap with some cells names or anatomical parts, such as 'C34' (a gene) and 'C34 cell' (a cell type).