Sentence examples for perceived longevity from inspiring English sources

Others based their decisions on the perceived longevity of their No. 1. "Everybody looks at it differently," McKay said.

The stock's performance is to some degree a referendum on the value and perceived longevity of electronic dance music.

Sputnikmusic's Dave Donnelly gave it a "4" rating, remarking that "Breakaway is not a Thriller to her Off The Wall by no means, but that she has at least created a rare type of album: a one that which offers a full selection of potential singles, reminiscent of Michael Jackson's Bad or Thriller, which he described as having a mass appeal with artistic integrity and perceived longevity.

This may be because of reduced mobility or not replacing a deceased pet because of a new pet's perceived longevity.

Because of limited longevity and perceived increased perioperative risk from CEA, alternative treatment options, such as carotid angioplasty and stenting (CAS) have been suggested as a lower-risk alternatives.

Indeed, when it comes to selling skin care products and cosmetics, longevity can be perceived as efficacy.

In the case of natural selection, this could be a "goal" of health and longevity or other perceived "needs" of the organism.

CNEs vary in terms of percent similarity, sequence length, and species in which they have been found and have been of interest because of the perceived contradiction between their evolutionary longevity and their apparent lack of function.

In turn, facets of personality and executive functioning may impact objective outcomes, such as career success and longevity, and subjective outcomes, such as perceived well-being [ 21– 23].

42 Another possible interpretation would suggest that visceral adipose tissue reduction by mechanical means removes a signal of surplus energy stores, which results in a perceived energetically "lean" time and contributes to the health and longevity benefit.

But although she is gratefully aware of her family's upper-middle-class comforts -- and refreshingly frank about social class as perceived through the eyes of a child -- Athill attributes her longevity and relative serenity to an upbringing that was "rooted".