Sentence examples for perceived predominantly from inspiring English sources

Injecting drug use is perceived predominantly as a male problem in India.

When tones were presented in sentence form to English and French speakers, and using slightly different categories, level (55) and dipping (214) tones were perceived predominantly as statements, rising (35) tones as questions, and falling (51) tones as statements for English speakers but as exclamations for French speakers (So & Best, 2011, 2014).

The theatre industry is often perceived as predominantly white and middle-class – in some places more and others much less.

Due to women's maternal health role, hospitals were perceived as predominantly female spaces, and not a place for men to be.

The HIV epidemic in Vietnam has been perceived as predominantly male IDU and the number of women infected with HIV seems to be strongly under-reported.

Diabetes in Africa is often perceived as predominantly affecting the affluent or those moving up the socioeconomic ladder and until relatively recently, diabetes in Africa was considered rare[ 3].

Clinicians identified numerous benefits of home haemodialysis, which they perceived were predominantly related to patient empowerment and lifestyle, including autonomy, flexibility, comfort and privacy, ability to work, freedom and increased time.

Cities were predominantly perceived as a locus of societal problems in the 1960s, 70s and 80s – places of poverty, ghettoisation, crime, drugs, social disadvantage, deindustrialisation and unemployment.

Conclusions: Physiotherapy in ICU is a valuable experience predominantly perceived positively and satisfactorily by patients.

Nevertheless, the relevance of their findings was predominantly perceived to be scientific (75%) and clinical (40%).

Students predominantly perceived that the activity was helpful to learning due to the following reasons: (a) The activity helped them to clarify their muddy points and learning basic details.