Sentence examples for perceived less need from inspiring English sources

For decades the Fed diligently raised the borrowing requirement when it thought speculation was on the rise and cut it when it perceived less need for restraint.

Ahmed et al [ 14] reported that children from black ethnic minorities were more likely to perceive less need for treatment compared to professional assessment.

In a world of declining demand and shrinking trade, nations perceive less of a need to cooperate with each other.

Perceiving less support for their own religious or nonreligious identities.

Respondents with less perceived need for medications, more medication concerns, and less perceived medication affordability were significantly more likely to report any unintentional non-adherence.

Muslims will be less marginalized, and therefore less fear-based, and since there will be far less perceived need for violence, 'radical Islam' may well give way to the 'wonderful Islam' practiced by every Muslim that I've ever met.

Patients without a perceived need had less symptoms than patient with a met or unmet need.

The perceived need and unmet need for mental health treatment.

Respondents with less perceived need for medications, more medication concerns, and lower perceived medication affordability had significantly higher scores on the intentional non-adherence scale (higher scores indicating greater intentional non-adherence).

[Occupational Therapy] This was balanced by some of our participants reporting that patients living in a place with a strong sense of community might have less perceived need for formal services such as homecare.

Lower mean rank indicates less perceived need For questions regarding perceptions at the unit level, group Hi was significantly more positive than group Lo for all four items assessed (Table  3).