Sentence examples for perceived starting from inspiring English sources

Remarkably, Drennan et al. (2005) reports that those who found a positive view of their family's business experience perceived starting a business as both desirable and feasible (Drennan et al., 2005).

While moving the cursor to the perceived starting position, observers were allowed to move their eyes freely.

Perceived starting positions were in the direction of motion in constant-context conditions and (at least) essentially reduced in random-context conditions.

If you perceive starting a business as your golden ticket, think again.

"I am not sure how the American scene is labeling everything," says Livio. "But I saw great improvement on this front and perceived people starting to buzz about Romanian artists.

Questions about the perceived role started with "In your opinion, who decided to …"; questions about the preferred role started with "If you are informed about the benefits and risks, who should finally decide about …".

Studies were stratified according to perceived confounders: start date of study, study design, and degree of hearing loss.

Simply decide how you want to be perceived and start taking small steps towards behaving and doing things that are aligned with that image of yourself.

Some perceive that starting home haemodialysis is an opportunity to be an 'exemplar' for other patients, which might promote the wider acceptance and uptake of home haemodialysis by others.

Among the many issues Minaya and the Mets must contend with this spring and into the season is their perceived lack of starting pitching.

However, this study forms part of a larger study and we are embarking on a study exploring patients' views and perceived barriers to starting insulin.