Sentence examples for perceived opt from inspiring English sources
Providers and women perceived opt out HIV testing and counselling during antenatal services to be compulsory.
Self efficacy, perceived explicitness of opt-out right, residence in Jimma zone rural, and small towns showed statistically significant protective effect on refusal of PIHT.
Pupils, therefore, opt for perceived easier subjects where they feel more confident of gaining a good grade.
However, our findings add that parents with a low perceived competence might nevertheless opt for an autonomous decision.
In internal discussions, some voiced worries that if labor were perceived as trying to co-opt the movement, it might alienate the protesters and touch off a backlash.
The imagery that I chose would be offensive, perceived as appropriating or co-opting.
Secondly the provider-initiated opt-out strategy was perceived to impede the much-valued consent process inherent in pre-test counselling.
The new ANC attendees were less fearful of accepting HIV-testing because the opt-out approach was perceived by their partners and families as "standard of care" given to all pregnant women in the antenatal clinic.
Will voters opt for experience and the perceived "ability to win" or will they gravitate toward a candidate they trust who they perceive cares for them?
Taken together, this caused many LBC students to opt to take the course perceived as being the least amount of work with the highest certainty of getting the best possible grade.
Men who score high in valuing communal goals "show the same pattern" as women with that preference, opting for fields with a perceived communal component such as law, medicine, social work, or education.
