Sentence examples for perceived in the study from inspiring English sources

The methodological drawbacks of employing a composite end point are clearly perceived in the study: while substantial risk reductions were reported for the losartan group with regard to doubling of serum creatinine and end-stage renal disease, the death rate was relatively higher.

A lack of efficient communication between interns and nurses was perceived in the present study.

Since no lung malformations were macroscopically perceived in the individuals studied, the sample could rightly be considered normal.

For example, 'brand positioning', is defined as how a product [in our case the study] is perceived in the minds of our customers [our patients] and what makes that product [our study] unique and beneficial.

Yet human assessments indicated that odors as well as irritant sensations were perceived in the exposure condition of this study.

The diary was perceived in our study as a link between the patient, relatives, and ICU team.

On the surface, the criticism was directed at perceived bias in the study guides prepared for the event (though also sprinkled with baseless assertions about AmericaSpeaks as an organization) -- charges nicely rebutted by Harvard's Archon Fung.

We have included formal, informal, and perceived coercion in the study, which is mirrored in the discussions in the focus groups.

The majority of female and male headed households' despite differences in sex, age, social roles and agro-ecology perceived climate variability in the study area manifested in terms of erratic rainfall and an increase in temperature for the last couple of years, months and decades.

Financial remuneration, promotions and professional development opportunities were also perceived as important in the study from Thailand, similar to the data in our study.

The main reason (seven of eight refusals) for non-participation was perceived stress by the study in addition to their mentally and/or physically impaired condition.