Sentence examples for perceived small from inspiring English sources

For the most part, the big pharmaceutical and biotechnology companies have stayed on the sidelines, turned off by the perceived small sales of products that people hope never have to be used and by the bureaucracy and low profit margins that come with government contracts.

"It is a worry when you're a perceived small club because somebody could offer him a bit more money than we could," Ripley told BBC Radio Northampton.

Despite this, IGN complained of a "disappointingly slim" variety of modes, as well as the perceived small roster of characters and inflexibility when choosing teams.

This is especially true of drinking perceived small quantities of beer, which participants did not count as 'a real drink'.

Factors contributing to the use of nonstandard therapy include the clinicians' perceived small benefit of standard therapy, frailty and comorbidities (Biganzoli et al, 2012; Ring et al, 2013).

After controlling for place of residence, household wealth quintile and sex of child, child's age group, perceived small or average birth size, and birth interval of 48 months or longer since previous birth were significantly associated with stunting.

This perceived smaller effect may be non satisfactory for a patient when the patient's expectation of treatment effect is large.

People can perceive small numbers of photons and can identify images shown for only a few milliseconds.

Now an experiment confirms that the well-off don't perceive small change as being as valuable as poor people do.

An enhanced ability to perceive small errors in vocal output may result in more accurate vocal output.

Thus, a perceptual system that is unable to perceive small pitch changes is likely to miss an essential part of musical structure [7].