Sentence examples for perceived problems for from inspiring English sources

Mr. Schwartz, a former federal prosecutor, said that there was no actual conflict of interest but that he did not wish to create any distractions or perceived problems for the committee.

The EQ-5D is reported as change from baseline in the index and health state scores, as well as a frequency distribution of perceived problems for each dimension.

In this study, most women residing in rural areas who gave birth at home also reported the majority of the aforementioned reasons as their perceived problems for not giving birth at health institution.

See, the league has had a not-so-secret perceived problem for many years: How do you get your white upper middle class fans to root for players who are prominently black, and mostly "rap video black" rather than "presidential candidate black"?

The IPA assesses two aspects of participation: (1) perceived participation for each item and perceived problem for each sub domain.

Participants also reported community-wide issues that were a perceived problem for their health and their neighborhood (Fig.  2).

In the past I have proposed a simple solution to address the perceived problem of "rewards for failure".

Thus, for Śāntarakṣita, the perceived problem of circularity by Uddyotakara and Kumārila is due to their misunderstanding of exclusions and negations.

GPs present at the audit meeting of their peer review group were asked to complete a semi-structured questionnaire on their perceived problems with the recommended treatment for CHF.

They have, in the past, taken many lumps for real or perceived problems in Asian factories.

Re-engineering is concerned with restructuring a system, generally to fix some real or perceived problems, but more specifically, in preparation for further development and extension.