Sentence examples for perceived state of from inspiring English sources

Cortical electrical activity (High Density-EEG) and perceived state of consciousness have been studied.

The thing I've noticed is that student attitudes correlate pretty closely with the perceived state of the American economy.

Insulin directs the partitioning of energy toward storage as fat in adipose tissue and away from oxidation by metabolically active tissues and purportedly results in a perceived state of cellular internal starvation.

This suggests that the principal factor determining success at the polls throughout the postwar period (particularly since the mid-1960s) has been the perceived state of the economy and not the ability of parties to outvie one another through ever-spiraling public expenditure commitments.

The study, published in the Journal of Epidemiology and Community Health, kept tabs on roughly 50,000 men and women to assess life satisfaction, perceived state of health, anxiety and depression.

The key idea behind the algorithm is that a node tries to infer the existence of attacks by combining information on its own traffic and on the perceived state of its neighbors, without knowing if its neighbors are under attack or not and without being able to analyze any direct information about the patterns in traffic its neighbors experience.

Another study investigating childbearing and kinship in middle class women in the east of India, also concluded that middle class women perceived state-of-the-art medical treatment as part of their rights and privileges [ 12], just as hospital births was seen as a status passage in this study.

The current practice in low- and middle-income countries for wealthy people is that they are offered treatments which are essentially duplicative of perceived state-of-the-art care in high-income countries, with no attention paid to probable biologic/genetic differences in tumors and hosts.

Marisol's sculptures are powerful expressions of her subjects' personalities and perceived states of mind.

A statistically significant difference was found between smokers' and non-smokers' self-perceived state of health.

An average of 2 visits to the doctor were made over the previous year and 9.3% reported an average, bad or very bad self-perceived state of health compared with 26.3% who considered their health to be very good.