Sentence examples for perceived lower value from inspiring English sources

Respondents perceived lower value for undergraduate teaching and postgraduate training from their NHS Trust, although esteem varied considerably by individual Trust (not shown).

Working mothers perceived lower levels of economic hardship.

34 38 41 Inertia is defined as the failure to act, despite awareness that prescribing is potentially inappropriate, because ceasing PIMs is perceived to be a lower value proposition than continuing PIMs.

Similarly, fantasy owners are in the business of "buying" players whose perceived value is lower than their actual value, and "selling" players whose perceived value exceeds their actual value.

Females reported higher values on perceived severity and self-efficacy and lower values on perceived barriers.

Satisfaction is based on perceived value (not actual value).

Barriers and enablers to minimising PIMs emerged within four analytical themes: problem awareness; inertia secondary to lower perceived value proposition for ceasing versus continuing PIMs; self-efficacy in regard to personal ability to alter prescribing; and feasibility of altering prescribing in routine care environments given external constraints.

Regions with tumoral tissue with necrosis on a microscopic scale will be perceived with moderately elevated lipids and lower values of choline and NAA.

Other things equal, the fall in the value of workers' product lowers the perceived value of both filled jobs and vacancies, causing some vacancies and jobs to be eliminated.

Its strong services sector tends to reward people with general skills, lowering the perceived value of specific, technical ones.

(2011) demonstrated that masculine males and females reported higher 'mate values' for brothers relative to sisters, suggesting that the influence of higher testosterone increased perceived mate value in males, but resulted in lower perceived mate value for 'androgenized' females.