Sentence examples for perceived to enhance from inspiring English sources
As CFAs were widely perceived to enhance access to justice for ordinary people – who otherwise could not afford to sue for defamation – it was simply impossible to get any groundswell of support from fellow MPs for such a narrow inquiry.
MEXICO CITY — The prospects for the immigration bill now under discussion in the U.S. Congress have a lot to do with whether it is perceived to enhance U.S. border security with Mexico.
Moore and Benbasat (1991) later developed an instrument based on Roger's theories and added two more constructs; voluntariness explains that the freedom to choose whether to use a technology should affect the willingness to adopt, and image is defined as "the degree to which use of an innovation is perceived to enhance one's image or status in one's social system" (p. 195).
Facebook, one of the most powerful SN, is perceived to enhance the connectedness and sense of social learning in higher education settings (Baran 2010; Qureshi et al. 2015; Selwyn 2009); and to advance the practice from information-sharing to synergistic knowledge development and innovation (O'Brien and Glowatz 2013).
In the present study, video feedback was perceived to enhance teacher-directed feedback.
The women in the study described physical effects that were perceived to enhance the way their body worked.
Based on the research findings, a thematic model is presented, which identifies elements perceived to promote and enhance research culture.
Our study highlights the importance of improving neighbourhood perceived safety to enhance residents' health.
Facilitators for the ZWIP were the perceived need to enhance interprofessional collaboration and the ZWIP application being user-friendly.
It can be seen that online sessions are positively perceived, especially to enhance the self-management of patients.
Our study results evoke the importance of local authorities (or governments) to make efforts toward improving neighbourhood perceived safety to enhance residents' health.
