Sentence examples for perceived to decrease from inspiring English sources

In Silvennoinen et al. (2002), clear-felling was perceived to decrease scenic beauty "very much" when the effect of different cuttings were evaluated using a verbal scale ranging from "worsens very much" to "improves very much".

Perceived susceptibility to HIV led to denial of HIV status and belief in spiritual healing of HIV, while the absence of physical HIV symptoms was perceived to decrease the need for care.

Comparing with the four stages of Kolb's learning cycle the impact of the portfolio was perceived to gradually decrease from observing and reflecting on their clinical experience, and to clarify through abstract conceptualization what they have learnt from that experience, to planning improvement and implementing change in clinical practice [ 9, 10].

Patients' perceived ability to decrease or control pain (Rosenstiel and Keefe, 1983) was measured in two trials (Arathuzik, 1994).

"If Colombians are perceived to be a decreasing group over the long run, what political presence will they have when they speak to elected officials?" said Arturo Ignacio Sanchez, a professor of urban planning at the Pratt Institute Graduate School of Architecture and Planning.

17, 18 As patients perceive symptom severity to decrease the better they perceive their well-being or general health which in turn results in higher satisfaction in treatment.

Additionally, girls who had a desired image thinner than perceived were more likely to decrease their BMI z-score and their BF% than those who perceived themselves as desired.

In general, perceived speed was found to decrease with larger GFOVs.

The assumption is that active community engagement in healthcare quality assessment has the potential to decrease perceived barriers to utilizing healthcare and health insurance services and ultimately enhance active participation in the NHIS.

This information can be used to further the understanding of mind-body based programs, and how Bikram yoga may give people the tools to decrease perceived stress, potentially having an effect on chronic stress-related illnesses.

Mindfulness interventions have been shown to decrease perceived stress but access to interventions is limited.