Sentence examples for perceived provision from inspiring English sources

This research demonstrates that actual or perceived provision of voice in parliamentary representation does increase individual trust in parliament.

The following analyses focused on how the perceived provision of capitalization support predicted changes in the quality of relationships.

The women interviewed in this study perceived provision of substandard care in the health facility as arising from negligence on the part of health care providers.

After the Summer minicourse and Fall research course, we measured our second design principle, perceived provision of choice, using a six-item adaptation of the Learning Climate Questionnaire (Black and Deci, 2000), which assesses autonomy support.

This study describes the uptake and provision of antenatal care in a rural Kenyan hospital and explores how pregnant women and healthcare providers perceived the provision of ultrasound scanning, following its introduction in an international foetal growth study.

Younger age (β between −.13 and −.46; p < .05) and a more recent diagnosis (β between −.10 and −.20; p < .05) were frequently positively associated with perceived information provision, whereas comorbidity (β between −.13 and −.23; p < .05) was frequently negatively associated with perceived information provision.

Second, participants might have perceived information provision as being more feasible than services in school environments.

"Is your parent/caregiver helpful when you need help, money or things?" (never = 1, always = 3) was used to determine perceived 'caregiver provision of help and assistance'.

After linear transformation, all scales and items range in scores from 0 to 100, with higher scores indicating better perceived information provision.

Whereas the nurses reported an appreciation of the additional information provided them via the briefings, the surgeons perceived the provision of information negatively [ 21].

In conclusion, although information provision and satisfaction with information is relatively good in lymphoma and MM survivors, one third of the survivors were not satisfied with the perceived information provision, and variations between subgroups of patients were observed.