Sentence examples for perceived to be able from inspiring English sources
Traditional, native breeds were preferred as they were perceived to be able to 'finish' from grass (achieve an appropriate level of fat and muscle, as opposed to mere size).
We define sociability as the extent to which a CSCL environment is perceived to be able to facilitate the emergence of a sound social space with attributes as trust and belonging, a strong sense of community, and good working relationships.
GROs are perceived to be able to adapt international programs, exported from other contexts, to conform to local needs and conditions (10).
The reason for NP use was that it was recommended by others, while the use of TM was perceived to be able to treat cancer.
Limited existing research suggests that professionals themselves may adopt various strategies, including concentrating their discussions about possible treatments on those who are perceived to be able to afford to pay [ 3].
Her campaign will also take solace in the fact that, although Sanders scored higher marks on the economy and climate change, Clinton was perceived to be best able to handle foreign policy, terrorism, health care, and guns.
27 Two thematic studies make reference to the notion that the sick relative is perceived to be less able to make appropriate decisions about their care by virtue of their condition, 27 29 resulting in de facto vicarious decision-making.
As a rule, slim people are perceived to be cleverer, more able and ultimately more valuable in the workplace than their larger-framed counterparts.
"If a person compares themselves to someone who they perceive to be better able and then they beat them in solving a case like this, it makes them feel good about themselves.
According to participants, patients need appropriate healthcare and social services that align with their perceived needs to be able to care for themselves and perhaps avoid hospitalization.
It was mostly users of intact LLIN or ITN that perceived mosquitoes to be able to enter the net, compared with intact or torn NTN users (data not shown in tables).
