Sentence examples for perceived rate of from inspiring English sources

Zilis opened by noting that there's a lot of confusion around AI's perceived rate of progress because "it's moving both much more slowly and much more quickly than we'd expect, given the hype".

In their study examining the relationship between sexual desire and diagnosis of migraine, Houle et al. [6] found that subjects with migraine had a higher perceived rate of sexual desire, but could not find any correlation between headache intensity and average duration and sexual desire.

The perceived rate of homelessness among veterans was also far off from the true statistics.

Finally, we demonstrate that AMY1 CNVs predict an individual's amount and activity of salivary amylase and thereby, ultimately determine their perceived rate of oral starch viscosity thinning.

Human participants synchronised hand movements with their perceived rate of events, and exhibited a change in their movement rate that was several times larger than the physical change in the sound pattern.

*PRE = perceived rate of exertion (BORG 6 20).

MED/RAD patients perceived rates of improvement similar to those of deterioration; for example, 25% versus 26% on global QOL.

The perceived rating of the severity, preventability and 'priority' accorded to these detected PSIs are shown in Table  3.

Specifically, these approaches suggest that affect is closely related to perceived rates of progress towards personal goals.

Questionnaires will assess changes in pain and physical function as well as overall perceived rating of change.

High perceived rates of goal progress are associated with positive affect, whereas low rates of goal progress are associated with negative affect.