Sentence examples for perceived their status from inspiring English sources

In an oft-cited study Gad Saad and John Vongas of Concordia University in Montreal found that men's testosterone levels responded precisely to changes in how they perceived their status.

Since only 13.9% had ever been treated or diagnosed with CFS, the majority had either not perceived their status as an illness or had not undergone evaluation for identifiable causes of fatigue.

Status inconsistency theories claim that those who perceive their status within the family to be inconsistent with social norms may use violence as a strategy to compensate for loss of power.

Although the women perceive their status as 'unmarried and pregnant' shameful, the situation appears to change after childbirth, where the women came to see themselves as 'being a mother of a child' and unmarried pregnant women who initially planned to have their child adopted changed their mind after the child was born [ 37].

The only difference between both groups was perceived health status; more participants in the CG perceived their health status as weak (χ = 5.8, P = 0.02).

One thousand twenty-nine (67%) of the 1537 participants reported that they were normal weight just prior to pregnancy, of whom 898 (87%) accurately perceived their weight status and 131 (13%) overassessed their weight status.

Stratified analyses by perceived health status revealed that among patients who perceived their health status to be good, those with caries were more likely than their caries-free counterparts to have visited a dentist during the 2 years preceding the study (OR = 10.3 95% CI 2.3-45.3).

In reference to disease attributes, while 67% of study participants perceived their health status as either 'fair' or 'poor', only 33% reported having a 'good' health status.

Only 6.4%% perceived their economic status as good, 8.4 % reported an intermediate, and 85.2 % reported poor economic status.

It was found that 50.6% of the patients were ≥65 years, 66.1% were male, 46.1% perceived their health status as moderate, and 35.6% had previously had heart attacks.

Among the relatively small percentage of kids who over-estimated their weight, the rate of attempted weight loss was more than nine times higher than among kids who perceived their weight status accurately.