Sentence examples for perceived linkage from inspiring English sources

This perceived linkage between maximizing profits and increased social welfare is absurd on its face, but then I thought trickle-down economics was absurd when it was first advanced as well - and for some that's lasted thirty years.

This has, among other factors, been caused by the perceived linkage of FP to the highly charged issue of abortion.

This perceived linkage between interests in consumption and sexual behaviour has been documented in urban and peri-urban contexts in sub-Saharan Africa; [ 1, 2, 12, 17, 29- 32] and in Madagascar in particular [ 3, 18, 33].

Perceived linkage between CPD access and management support [ 39] may explain why the Isolation factor was significant in the public but not in the private group on multivariate logistic regression analysis.

The letter continues: "Furthermore, the perception of HSI's investigative independence is unnecessarily impacted by the political nature of ERO's civil immigration enforcement". It adds that certain local jurisdictions in America have refused to work with HSI because of a "perceived linkage" to deportations.

This paper sets out to map the perceived linkages between T2DM and body weight in Australia.

In the 19th century, the progenitors of public health instituted a suite of interventions that astutely reflected perceived linkages between environmental conditions and poor health.

Indeed, findings from FGDs with different sub-groups and key informants at community and district levels were generally in agreement on the perceived linkages among HIV, insecurity and culture.

Perspectives of community members and district leaders, revealed the perceived inter-linkages among HIV, war and culture which are critical for an effective HIV intervention.

To the extent that workers perceive a linkage between the Social Security taxes they pay and the benefits they receive, the Social Security system reinforces work incentives rather than being a tax on work, as is commonly believed.

This could be because these physicians are overall less likely to remain in their rural post and perceive the linkage with the DOH to be crucial for their immediate and future careers.