Sentence examples for perceived in context from inspiring English sources

This effectively means that decisions get slowed down, and regulators who are meant to sit above the organisations they cover are actually very susceptible to how they are then perceived in context with them.

Now it is very rarely perceived in the context of public interest but rather in that of state interest.

Retail technology can be pretty meaningless if not perceived in the context of humanity.

Its style of writing and what it tends to talk about but that's a lot of hard work and in the process of getting that done and doing all the copywriting brands quite often forget that they are perceived in a context which is their competitors and the market".

Commonly, corporate social responsibility is perceived in the context of economic intervention of developed in the non-developed and/or under-developed world.

This is not easily perceived in the context of the balance model.

Are households who are perceived in the context of the communities as "poorest" indeed the poorest regardless of where they fall on a means test?

(P03) Lack of control was a common theme in the interviews, and the previous three sub-themes demonstrate this in relation to the key areas of where care is located, how mothers make decisions in the moment, and how risks were perceived in the context of uncertainty.

Stressors were perceived in multiple contexts and were an ever-present feature of life.

Students reported that their quality of life in medical school is worse than their quality of life perceived in other contexts of their life.

As frequent standard stimulus and rare deviant stimulus are, in this case, identical up to the starting point of the critical stimulus, it becomes possible, by calculating the MMN brain response, to subtract out the contribution of the context, just leaving the brain response to the critical part of the deviant stimulus as perceived in the respective context (Pulvermüller and Shtyrov 2006).