Sentence examples for perceived to augment from inspiring English sources

Microbicides should be developed that will not be perceived to augment the amount of vaginal fluid or to contribute to infection by combining with menstrual blood.

Other aesthetic surgeries can reduce or augment parts of the body that are perceived to be too large or too small; common examples include the nose or breasts.

Antibacterial products are perceived to exacerbate this.

This view is perceived to be problematic.

cont) are perceived to have.

The Foucaldian challenge, as we perceive it, is to augment governmental analysis with the insights and provocations of a war analytic, translated into (1) a suspicion of peaceful appearances and (2) a qualified promotion of militancy.

The results of this study could help determine the nature of redness preferences, and could be used to quantify the increases in aerobic exercise needed to augment perceived facial health and attractiveness.

41 Notably, changes in the way smokers perceive their pack have the potential to augment smokers' subjective experience of smoking, leading to a more negative perception of the taste of their cigarettes and less enjoyment in the act of smoking.

But if to observe something is to perceive it, not every use of instruments to augment the senses qualifies as observational.

Our study, Davies and Yeoh (2012), has shown that ICI is generally perceived by patients as a valuable information resource to augment information that is traditionally obtained through HPs.

In conclusion, although the primary source of chemotherapy information remains that of HPs, this study has shown that ICI is generally perceived by patients to be a valuable information source, which is used to augment information traditionally obtained through HPs.