Sentence examples for perceived prior from inspiring English sources

To do so, the president should focus on two and only two proposals, and they each must take account of perceived prior failures, i.e., they must be guarantees not incentives that rely on what side of the bed someone gets up on in the morning to determine if they will be acted upon.

Unfortunately, we do not know about the environmental barriers participants perceived prior to the hip fracture.

In outdoor choice experiments with winged females, it has been shown that the two taxa have evolved an improved host recognition mechanism which is based on chemical cues perceived prior to the initiation of feeding [ 17].

If PBF is seen as potentially overcoming bottlenecks (internal and external factors that impede performance) in the health system, it will be important to understand what these bottlenecks are (or how they are perceived) prior to the introduction of PBF and how PBF was conceptualized to address these supply- or demand-side problems.

The perceived wisdom prior to kick-off was that Scotland would dominate in the forwards and a driving maul gave them good field position.

The perceived risk prior to and after the counselling session was high.

Also assessed were the perceived loomingness, prior familiarity, and negative evaluation of the animals as well as possible conditioning experiences.

The positive predictive value for perceived labour prior to hospital admission ≥ 24 hours in predicting cesarean section was 28.3%.

Although, the implant-supported denture graded higher than the conventional denture treatment, no attempt was made to evaluate the perceived utility prior to undergoing the treatment.

The median level of perceived anxiety prior to testing was three on a scale between one (very low) and five (very high), mostly due to the reason for referral for prenatal testing.

Individuals who acquire a disability later in life may be more likely to rate their global health status in relation to their perceived health prior to the disability and have greater difficulty adjusting to the disability [ 11].