Although user needs acquisition can be time-consuming, MdTS was perceived to efficiently identify in-context user needs, and transformed these directly into requirements specifications.
The use of microelectrodes to record the electrical impulses of nerve fibres enabled researchers to characterize the properties of thermoreceptors, to examine the involuntary regulatory responses to temperatures that are not consciously perceived, and to identify the parts of the brain involved in sensations of temperature.
At the heart of much of this is celebrity, and our perceived need to identify with them – to know they're just the same as us.
At the heart of much of this is celebrity, and our perceived need to identify with them – to know they're just the same as us.
The students' self-assessment showed an increase in their perceived ability to identify all the rhetorical moves involved.
More research is needed to understand the ways in which commonly used visualizations are perceived and to identify visualization features that are critical for learning.
Standard pathways of antenatal care have developed from the perceived need to identify risk of adverse pregnancy complications, enabling stratification of care and appropriate targeting of prophylactic interventions.
We also sought to assess teaching methods used and their perceived effectiveness, to identify barriers to implementation, and to assess attitudes toward the importance of training residents regarding childhood obesity.
In another US study, willingness to prescribe PrEP among PCPs was between 20%–45%, and this was associated with self-efficacy (ie, perceived ability to identify at-risk individuals, prescribe PrEP, and support PrEP users).
Strawson argues that the general way of relating objects one has not perceived to those demonstratively identified is by way of spatio-temporal relations.
