Sentence examples for perceived question from inspiring English sources

Mark Campbell, a former top aide to Bob Franks, a Republican candidate for governor, was reassigned "to ensure there is no perceived question of the integrity of the PublicMind poll," the university said.

Relative frequencies of perceived Question Types [see Additional file 5] and identified Information Resource preferences for all vignettes and for vignettes according to domain (genetics or infectious diseases) [see Additional file 6] were tabulated [see Results: Responses to vignettes].

For Genetics vignettes, participants perceived questions about disease etiology more frequently than for Infectious Disease vignettes, for which they perceived questions about diagnostic and referral guidelines, disease classification and sources of patient education materials.

Content analysis of interviews provided participants' perceived use of resources and their perceived questions and preferred resources in response to vignettes.

You end up with communities that can be even more conservative that the typical white evangelical church: they're vehemently pro-life and anti-gay marriage, and they may also perceive questions as challenges to authority and forbid high school dating.

Second, our patient perceived change question (anchor question) focused on global rating and thus ignored changes in specific CMYMOP items.

The survey also included 12 validated questions [ 25, 26] which were designed to address the following aspects of MBC: perceived learning (question 1 7), sense of community (question 8 11), and satisfaction (question 12).

In order to test the convergent and divergent validity of the different indices, as a first step, confirmative factor analysis (CFA) was carried out using SAS for Windows (V.9.3) on the reaction and coping questions and perceived health questions.

Interestingly, participants perceived two Question Types that did not have specific matches within the taxonomy: questions about disease classifications and about sources of the best and latest care for a disease.

He says he was "completely disheartened" by the prime minister's national security statement last month, which was widely perceived to question the commitment of Muslim leaders to countering the threat of terrorism.

Health care providers generally perceived this question to be inappropriate.