Sentence examples for perceived means from inspiring English sources

It's a pity, as this dichotomy, whether it's real or merely perceived, means that scientists may feel that they don't have a professional place in the world of arts and entertainment.

Stifling energy development as a back door means of hastening the end to fossil fuel use or as some perceived means of influencing the climate is self-destructive and disingenuous.

This underscores the prevailing norms of 'strong masculinity' and perceived means of 'rejuvenating energy' that encourages men to have sex with multiple partners and use alcohol and drugs, which increases both boatmen's and their partner's vulnerability to HIV/AIDS.

If credit cards were your weakness or perceived means of survival, get a department store credit card rather than a regular credit card.

We find that the fellowship award is associated with a significant increase in the perceived value of education, by both increasing the perceived mean of earnings (0.74 standard deviations (SD)) and decreasing the perceived variance in earnings (1.03 SD) associated with additional years of schooling.

In this paper, we formulate a fictitious play model where altruism by one user is based on the perceived mean modulated throughput of the other playersc (i.e., made 'dynamic') by factoring the estimated mean total channel idle time.

For those with low sun sensitivity (defined as Skin Types V-VI) the perceived mean time was considerably longer (27 minutes), consistent with the longer exposure time required for darker skin types.

The 45-item Self Perception Profile for Adolescents was used to assess perceived mean competence in eight domains (scholastic, social acceptance, athletic, physical appearance, job, romantic appeal, close friendship, and behavioral conduct) as well as global self-worth (scoring: 1 = low; 4 = high) [ 30].

Getting your period means sexual harassment and embarrassment; it means perceived 'uncleanliness'; it means vaginal infections from using dirty rags as pads; it means dropping out of school.

Perceived mean social capital scores were highest in Hawai'i (2.73 ± 0.56), Puerto Rico 2.744 ± 0.52), and North Carolina (2.79 ± 0.55; Table  3).

Participants also rated the similarity to memories of the stimuli constructed scenes (rating 1 5, identical to a memory = 5: mean 2.88, SD 0.83), perceived scenes (mean 2.2, SD 1.12), constructed objects (mean 2.84, SD 1.11), and perceived objects (mean 1.76, SD 1.13).