Sentence examples for perceived strategy from inspiring English sources

Vulnerability to unauthorized service access [2, 11, 14]   Deficient data mitigation and security     Vulnerability regarding network-based attacks     Deficient service continuity   Perceived strategy & compliance risks (form).

Perceived Strategy & Compliance Risks: The outsourcing of certain systems might involve the loss of critical capabilities [25] and, in turn, the risk of an increased dependency on the service provider [15, 37].

Some probing questions explored the quality of care and perceived strategies to overcome the barriers.

We also assessed perceived strategies for increasing male participation in their partners' healthcare during pregnancy and childbirth.

Our approach at data analysis was not 'mapping' or time-sequencing of actions or perceived strategies [ 11] but rather the frequency of use of specified cognitive processes.

We also added a fourth theme, based on the supply- and demand-side model, to describe perceived strategies to overcome barriers (20) (Table 1).

This two-phase study revealed that healthcare professionals group the barriers to providing diabetes care in First Nations communities into patient, provider and system-level factors, and they perceive strategies that address patient factors to be the most important to improve quality of diabetes care.

For instance, proponents of adaptive strategies were disregarded by proponents of mitigation strategies as 'defeatists', or 'fatalists', and their strategies were perceived as strategies 'to do nothing' [11, 19].

The editor-in-chief of the liberal radio Echo of Moscow, Aleksei Venedictov, described the Kremlin's perceived new strategy against Navalny as "sophisticated torture".

Pakistan has countered this perceived Indian strategy by developing Islamist militias such as the predominantly Pashtun Taliban and the Punjab-based Lashkar-e-Taiba as proxies for Pakistan in regional conflicts and as a means to destabilize India.

In comparison with 43 German 7 19 year old diabetes patients facing a common problem [ 33], adolescents in our sample used most strategies less often, but perceived most strategies to be more efficacious.