Sentence examples for perceived practical from inspiring English sources
Therefore, we aimed to assess i) the feasibility and acceptance of HRQoL assessment using tablet computers in general practice, ii) the perceived practical utility of HRQoL results and iii) to identify possible barriers hindering wider application of this approach.
Results are presented and discussed in the light of perceived practical potential and mode of utilisation.
However, whilst a proportion of co-operators clearly identified with a particular segmentation group, other co-operators found the process of self-identity segmentation to be both challenging and lacking perceived practical relevance.
In comments that put him on a collision course with other independent school heads, he says calls for fee-paying schools to resist sponsoring academies are "evasive and disingenuous", adding that the perceived practical difficulties associated with the scheme have been "much exaggerated".
Perceived understandability and lesson structure as well as perceived practical relevance of instructional contents were positively related to students' enjoyment of lessons.
The F-SozU-K14 assesses perceived emotional support, perceived practical support and perceived social integration.
Parents perceive practical barriers like the distance to the CWC and not understanding the Dutch language.
For example patients may perceive practical and emotional barriers prior to psychotherapeutic treatment [ 33] and the careful management of side effects and interaction effects of complex medication regimes might be more difficult in routine care.
Such a supreme good could never be perceived by practical reason as evil.
Nevertheless, there's no denying that majors perceived as practical are thriving -- business-related fields now enroll more students than any other discipline -- whereas the humanities are at best holding steady.
Maps are typically perceived as practical, neutral objects -- the road map in the glove compartment of your car is a faithful representation of the terrain through which you're traveling, not a political or artistic statement.
