Sentence examples for perceived to generate from inspiring English sources

The study results show that activities of shop house enterprise are perceived to generate adverse environmental and health impacts at various levels.

Economic deficits, causing restrictions to hiring temporary workers and filling vacant posts, were perceived to generate increased workload and sick leave.

Additionally, Koreans showed greater purchase intention in response to the concrete message than to the abstract message because the concrete message was perceived to be more clear, and it contributed to generating higher perceived CSR.

Stress management uses molecular and biochemical level controls, the competence, and speed, at which a stress signal is perceived and transmitted to generate stress signal molecules and activate stress-protective mechanisms.

Furthermore, user needs research is perceived by developers to generate unmanageable volumes of data and there does not appear to be any clear route through to informing the development of the product once the user needs data has been collected and analysed.

No scalp hair cues were present in the cropped facial images used to generate perceived age (see section 3.2).

Additionally, we investigated the impact on such relationships of using different types of photographic image to generate perceived age.

Visualization is not heavily used if at all, partly out of principle and partly because of the perceived energy expenditure required to generate useful displays.

Synchronization between fractional-order and integer-order chaotic systems is widely perceived as contributing to generating hybrid chaotic transient signals, which are quite difficult to be decrypted in communication.

Internal models were first conceived to serve the execution of actions by allowing sensory structures to anticipate the perceptual consequences of initiated actions (via forward internal models), and use the perceptual error – i.e. the difference between the perceived and anticipated perceptual result – to generate corrective motor commands (using inverse internal models).

The discussion of CRCS in social and cultural terms may be necessary to generate a perceived need to screen.