Sentence examples for perceived suitability from inspiring English sources

In this paper, we analyse differences in perceived suitability, and modelled technical impact per technology package.

The landing zone will be chosen for its perceived suitability for life — ancient rivers, mild temperatures, that sort of thing — and Mars 2020 will be doing more than scraping the surface for clues.

Decisions to offend vary at different stages of an offence 'script' and there are individual differences in the perceived suitability of opportunities (Cornish & Clarke, 2017; Leclerc, 2017).

The PCC competencies apply to all consultations, while the SDM competences are more finite, flexible and may not be used by the profesional according to context, perceived suitability and appropriateness [ 4].

19 Here, we contrast the experiences of FCs and LFCs in terms of their levels of illness, control of symptoms and self-management strategies, perceived suitability and availability of other treatments and resources and reasons for consulting a GP.

The main findings of this study are that perceived OTC medicine addiction arises from often genuine medical reasons linked to prescribing rather than experimentation, and that obtaining medicines appeared unproblematic and treatment options vary in perceived suitability and success.

While he was a very private person, many benefited from a personal meeting at which the fabled charm overcame their reluctance to take on a job for which Richardson had perceived their suitability.

It is known that interventions to improve shared decision-making may fail due to barriers such as lack of time and perceived lack of suitability of the patient.

Crucial to the local production of candidacy is the perceived or actual availability and suitability of resources to address that candidacy [ 60, 63].

It is proposed that the communities have selected land for particular purposes based on suitability, i.e. perceived inherent quality, accessibility and possibly other factors.

Qualitative feedback from practitioners indicated that they made their own subjective appraisal of a patient's suitability for LGM based on perceived level of motivation and interest, and thus selected patients who they considered most likely to adhere to the intervention.