Sentence examples for perceived to alter from inspiring English sources

Developmental transitions identified in the present study population were significant because the effects of FRDA were perceived to alter the "normal" course of life changes.

Depression is perceived to alter a person's self-identity and not wanting to accept this change may lead to patients avoiding an identity-changing diagnosis.

The growing literature around issues of globalization which emphasize changing spatial, temporal and cognitive dimensions (Lee et al. 2002) reflects the extent to which the world is perceived to have altered.

Both actresses appeared with what were perceived to be dramatically altered faces and the Internet was quick to harshly criticize them.

However, changing the PFOV/GFOV ratio has been shown to alter perceived speed.

It is therefore possible that minor fluctuations in facial redness may be enough to alter perceived attractiveness, whereas perception of health can only be altered by much more prominent redness differences (or vice versa).

If this was true, and assuming all other face features were held constant, the colour change needed to alter perceived health and attractiveness may exceed the threshold for simple colour discrimination.

But the report's overriding conclusion is that diplomacy has so far done little to alter the perceived threat.

The corpse was packed in ice and bound with tape, apparently in an attempt to slow its decomposition and, Miles believes, to try to alter the perceived time of death.

Apart from the classical problem of recognizing emotion from human speech, another interesting problem is how to alter its perceived emotional content?

Leverage a connected array of large high-resolution displays inside a room to alter your perceived reality, and VR is transformed into a lifelike experience that begins to approach the realm of Star Trek's "Holodeck".