The cut-off values employed in comparing the fluxes above can also be seen as a confidence measure, since establishing a similarity between compared simulations for a smaller cut-off value can be perceived more reliable.
This engagement was viewed as an opportunity cost that took students away from what they perceived as more valued training experiences accessible in acute care settings.
"As you can take a look buying our magazines you know that we have other issues that might be perceived as having more value, but I don't ever feel the need to apologize for girls who are interested in fashion and beauty because that's how girls express themselves," she said.
"Under this rational mechanism," said Le Corbusier on a visit to Zlín, "I perceived a much more valued and effective factor – the human heart".
Dwellers where the landscape is perceived as more "degraded" attach more value to diversity enhancement, suggesting a prioritization of initiatives in these area.
Also, they might give more value to perceived effectiveness - based on personal educational experience - compared to systematically evaluated effectiveness.
Faculty members reporting higher workload percentages for teaching perceive teaching is more valued in hiring decisions and promotion and tenure decisions.
Network externality posits that the more a technology is adopted, the more value it is perceived to have for any particular user and therefore, the greater the desire to adopt and use it [40, 52].
It's the psychology of perceived value: the more a client pays for something, the more they value what they're buying.
Our observation is interesting because it harkens back to Durkheim's work on social isolation, anomie, and suicide, in that those who are more socially connected may perceive their life to be of more value and may take action to improve their health [ 56, 57].
