Sentence examples for perceived no difference from inspiring English sources

Two of the subjects perceived no difference in prosthetic comfort between ProsWith and ProsWithout.

Of the responding 82 patients, 35% documented good recovery and 65% perceived no difference or worsening.

The teaching participants also perceived no difference in their presentation skills.

Initially, 60%% of the focus group participants perceived no difference between the four prompt-terms.

As much as 65%% believed that original brand products were of better quality, and 70%% perceived no difference in safety between original brands and generics.

Most of the women were also not aware of the increased risk of breast cancer with age; only a quarter (25.1, 95% CI: 21.9 28.5%) correctly believed they were more at risk whereas 61.7% perceived no difference (Table 2).

The young boy mentions the difficulties of explaining his "blended" family to others when he perceives no meaningful differences between his new extended family and other families.

Figure 2 illustrates the effect through the level of discrimination, i.e., a situation when there is no perceived group difference in the variance of unobserved variables.

However, in the case of Experiment A, the two estimates are very similar, which indicates that there is no perceived group difference in the variance of unobservables.

To provide the intuition to this issue, let us focus on the simplest case where there are no perceived group differences in the mean of unobserved variables and no preference-based discrimination (i.e., γ = 0).

The pre-intervention survey showed that PCR detailing was of educational value to 22.1% (18/75) of students with no perceived difference in educational value to medical students versus that to practicing physicians (chi square, p =.40).