Sentence examples for perceived milestones from inspiring English sources
The Great Communicator thought so much about the image of his office that many of the entries show him preening like a peacock over public approval and perceived milestones.
Generally, the level of statistical significance may drive publication bias, with studies that do not reach the perceived milestones of significance (e.g. p <0.05) less likely to be published.
With a view to disentangling genuine publication biases from other causes of funnel asymmetry, the funnel plot can be enhanced by including contours that partition it into areas of statistical significance and non-significance 11 16 based on the standard Wald test, marking traditionally perceived milestones of significance for example, the 1%, 5%, and 10% levels.
The DFC strategy could be perceived as a " powerful milestone in the continued rebirth of the City of Detroit" (Reece and Holley 2013, p 9), considering " moving the planning process from concept to implementation and reality, creating yet another tremendous opportunity for Detroit" (ibid).
- When preterm babies survive a number of days or reach certain milestones, they are perceived to be "in the clear" without future medical needs.
The governor called the measure, which will give employees more grounds for challenging perceived discrimination, "a very important milestone".
In the context of controlling greenhouse gas emissions, the directive on a Europe-wide trading scheme may be perceived as one of the most important milestones in recent years.
If those elections are perceived to be free and fair, that will be another milestone in the reform process.
We evaluated other aspects of healing after elective Caesarean section, beyond patients' perceived pain levels, by including the previously developed and published Milestone Questionnaire.
The perceived complexity.
