Sentence examples for perceived explored from inspiring English sources

It presents the animal with a novel problem that can be solved in four different ways, thus offering the possibility to examine species differences in how novel problems are perceived, explored and approached and in which order solution(s) are discovered.

Enlisting likeminded producers Roly Porter and Rabit, the producer born Nino Pedone set about making music that embodied the title's perceived dichotomy, exploring the ways we can find hope or peace in the midst of noise, love in the midst of chaos, sentiments that feel all the more pressing in light of the deafening reverberations of current events.

The PAW Scale offers a promising measure for future research exploring perceived authenticity, including research informing writing assessment policy.

Thanks to our best measurements of the part we can see, we're finally figuring out what lies beyond, and how much of it we'll someday be able to perceive and explore.

Abstracting is the art of being able to shape a thought in our minds and, despite the mental dialogue and mental chatter, to be able to describe, recognise, categorize, perceive and explore it.

We further explored perceived specific benefits and barriers to men's involvement in their spouse's healthcare, as well as perceived as strategies to increase male involvement during pregnancy and childbirth.

This research explores perceived importance of safety and security measures from the perspectives of tourists and service providers.

Our study explored perceived patient satisfaction with either primary care or specialist physicians to identify factors accounting for the differences.

This study investigated the link between HIV/AIDS cognition, HIV self-disclosure, and perceived stigmatisation, and explored the effect of age and sex on perceived stigmatisation.

Despite the enormous proliferation of online shopping in recent years, very little research has explored perceived consumer irritation or its determinants in online shopping environments.

Cost and time appeared to be important issues for all interviewees as the element of perceived sacrifices was explored.