Sentence examples for perceived response to from inspiring English sources

For many, Job epitomized the suffering of the Jews during the Second World War and also their perceived response to it, which, in the nineteen-sixties, Hannah Arendt described as going like lambs to the slaughter.

These characteristics included headache frequency, severity, average duration, school absences, and overall perceived response to treatment (Table 1).

Part of that is down to the moral distinction some draw between a one-time doper and repeat offender, part down to the American's perceived response to his bans.

H3: An integrated intervention will be more efficacious in improving psychological function, functional performance, quality of life, physical activity levels and perceived response to treatment than either PCST or exercise alone immediately following the intervention and at 32 weeks and 52 weeks.

Self-completed questionnaires capture directly the patient's perceived response to treatment, without a third party's interpretation, and may be more reliable than observer-reported measures because they are not affected by interobserver variability (which usually can be reduced only by extensive training of observers).

This is a disease-specific self-report instrument that has been shown to be valid, reliable and responsive in an extensive range of studies of people with OA. (3) Global perceived effect of treatment, where each participant's perceived response to therapy is assessed using a seven-point Likert scale ranging from 'completely recovered' to 'vastly worsened'.

The influence of factors such as mood and coping styles on perceived responses to odors and physiologic responses has been minimally investigated in relation to CAFO exposures.

The 12-item Perceived Responses to Capitalization Attempts Scale (PRCA; Gable et al., 2004) measures perceptions of how partners generally respond to shared positive events.

We find that protective response costs (e.g., knowledge, money, time) and perceived response-efficacy fail to emerge as overwhelming barriers to preparedness behavior adoption.

Protective response costs and low perceived response-efficacy failed to emerge as strongly influential barriers to preparedness.

Proportional odds models will compare the difference between the two groups based on the participant-perceived response to treatment.