Sentence examples for perceived the implementation from inspiring English sources

Many interviewees perceived the implementation of the EHR system as challenging and cumbersome.

Nevertheless, teachers in the preclinical course perceived the implementation of the MS as poorer than their clinical colleagues.

Some girls perceived the implementation of the FV programme as getting an extra break, making school work in class less boring.

Women had a more positive perception of educational climate than their male colleagues and clinical students perceived the implementation of the MS on all dimensions significantly worse than preclinical students.

Comparing male and female students, it is apparent that women (n = 739, M = 78.06, SD = 16.06) perceived the implementation of the MS significantly more positively than did men (n = 380, M = 75.28, SD = 18.51), but the effect was quite small (p < 0.01, d = 0.16).

During the action cycle phase, it is evaluated if the sequence and linkage of the intervention elements are implemented as planned, how employees, managers, and other stakeholders perceive the implementation process, and if the intervention successfully shapes a favourable discrete context for the appropriation phase.

We aimed to know how the directive teams perceive the implementation of organizational procedures in relation with the health care management in the primary care setting.

As you consider the future of legislation and rule-making in this area, we urge you to consider the gap between the intentions of COPPA and how children and their parents perceive the implementation.

Many perceive the implementation of environmental regulatory policy, especially concerning non-point source pollution from irrigated agriculture, as being less efficient in the United States than in many other countries.

Students and teachers perceived the MS implementation as "moderate" and on average, students differed significantly in their perception of the MS. They thought implementation of the MS was less successful than faculty did.

2. While managers of Japanese companies rated the quality of their decision making the same as did their American counterparts, they perceived the quality of implementation of those decisions to be better.