Sentence examples for perceived template from inspiring English sources

"The coach is the main driving force in terms of selection so to change your captain shortly before the start and also your perceived template comes into question and I think that was poor".

There was no discussion of Taiwan, which asked the United States for over 60 new F-16 fighters and last year got a $5.8 billion upgrade to its old ones instead — a decision that the official Chinese press called "a despicable breach of faith" — or of the American "air-sea battle" concept, generally perceived to be a template for future conflict with China.

A need for a standardized template is perceived to unify methodologies and also enable researchers to assess this issue with the most possible details.

Reaching a consensus among specialists on anything, even a simple template, was perceived by all as very difficult (quote 9; Table 2).

This aspect of referral templates being perceived by primary care practitioners as being essentially designed for the convenience of secondary care consultants has been observed in other studies [ 8, 40].

Referral protocols and templates could be perceived as useful by some GPs while others considered them to be cumbersome at times.

However, considering the included studies, we did not find any controlled experiment comparing the use case template structures in terms of perceived ease of use or comprehensibility.

R17 Journals were perceived as shaping study outputs because the templates were for qualitative articles or quantitative articles.

Additionally, a successful survey might act as a template for assessing the confidence and perceived training needs for management of other common medical conditions.

The Depression is a natural template since the 2007-09 crisis is generally perceived to be the worst economic crisis since the 1930s.But the problem with using historical examples is that there is rarely agreement on what history teaches.

For each of these opportunities, proposers submitted short (one page) proposals using a structured template that included an articulation of the perceived need, potential partners and impact.