Sentence examples for perceived fast from inspiring English sources

The CRISP observational study is a rich data source that has assessed several prognostic indicators in a relatively large cohort of patients with ADPKD, selected in order to study the clinical and radiological features of perceived fast progressors over a long follow-up period (6 years) [ 15, 46].

Research suggests that children perceive fast food to be less unhealthy when it is associated with sports, added Dr Adams.

Results showed no specific RD deficit in perceiving fast transitions.

Some perceive "fast" GPs, (6 8 patients per hour) as more hard-working, and more productive and effective.

They do not perceive fast food is a luxury, and they enjoy it by bringing their family, especially if they have smaller kids, in the environment of the western-style fast food outlets.

Their visual fields are larger, they're better at perceiving fast-moving objects, and they can distinguish ultraviolet and polarized light.

As a result, a VRU with a device transmitting at only 0 dBm, which is entering the road from behind an obstacle or coming from an obstructed side road, will only be perceived by fast moving vehicles (90 km/h) at a Time To Collision of 2.4 s.

The process of domestication can also be perceived as fast human-induced evolution leading to rapid changes in the genetic architecture, which is the sum of genetic interactions responsible for the development of characters in strains under selection (Burger et al. 2008).

However, in most areas, activation tended to be larger when the movement perceived was faster.

Finally, close sounds were perceived as faster than distant sounds.

Furthermore, some ICEMRs report that filling out paper forms/log books can be easier and be perceived as faster than using electronic screens or keyboards.