Sentence examples for perceived improvements from inspiring English sources

According to the interviewees, integrated care has led to perceived improvements in certain aspects of quality of care such as improved communication and cooperation but also to perceived deteriorations in others such as insufficient and unnecessary care provision and the preconditions for person-centred care.

The improved treatment satisfaction may result from weight loss or actual or perceived improvements in treatment efficacy.

A full-scale repeal is unlikely, though, if only because of perceived improvements in corporate accounting and controls in America as a result of its passage.

Misreadings have only multiplied, she says, since the release in 2005 of Ang Lee's film adaptation, with its most ardent fans sending her more hopeful endings and suggestions for perceived improvements.

While it is not possible to come to clear conclusions about why Mr. Bloomberg's poll numbers have bounced upward, there is a strong suggestion that perceived improvements in the economy have helped him.

Staff of formally trained facilities perceived improvements in all subscales; 2 were statistically significant (resident choice and organization design).

Traditional non-AED seizure and non-traditional treatments, as a group, were perceived to improve other clinical factors and seizures but the perceived improvement in seizures was significantly less than that reported for AEDs.

In addition, it booked a $632 million accounting gain on its liabilities from the perceived improvement in the bank's financial condition.

The bank previously announced that it incurred a $700 million charge on the perceived improvement in its debt, an accounting-related cost that actually indicated greater public confidence in the stability of the bank.

He added that from 1967 to 1998, the index remained stubbornly low in Indonesia and rose to only 2.8 in 2009, suggesting that there had been little perceived improvement since Mr. Suharto resigned the presidency in 1998.

It also incurred a $1.9 billion charge on the perceived improvement in its debt, an accounting-related cost that actually indicated greater public confidence in the stability of the bank.