Sentence examples for perceived sterility from inspiring English sources
Contrary to the perceived sterility of the healthy lung, microbial communities that may contribute to disease have been identified [ 9], while respiratory conditions such as CF, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) and asthma were found to have distinct lung microbial profiles, both from each other and from the healthy lung [ 9, 10, 27].
In Rwanda, respondents were particularly supportive of adolescent use of an LAI with no contraindications; for some service providers, their support was driven by an inaccurate belief that the 3-month injectable is contraindicated for young women because of its perceived potential for sterility in women who do not have proof of fertility through previous pregnancy.
Many grown children of the suburbs returned to Manhattan and many of them are raising their families here, preferring the verve and excitement of the city to what they perceived as the boredom and sterility of the suburbs.
Among other targets, it attacks what Waugh perceived as the snobbery of the English and the stupidity, vulgarity, and intellectual sterility of Americans.
"It will be well perceived".
"Swaps are perceived as riskless.
Or, more accurately, perceived pressure.
That, and a perceived benefit.
Overall, firms perceived a tradeoff.
