Sentence examples for perceived to lower from inspiring English sources

Clusters are perceived to lower cost of production, this is location dependent (Ho, Lenny Koh, Karaev, Lenny Koh, & Szamosi, 2007).

Often this was because policy introduced a 'lowest common denominator' effect which was perceived to lower standards.

"I think it is fair to say the general view is the risks are perceived to be lower today than four or five weeks ago," a bank governor, David Dodge, said after the release of the bank's monetary policy report.

Especially non-western boys are perceived to have lower achievement.

The counselor's uniqueness and commitment were perceived to a lower level by participants with advanced degrees.

For Signal-3 especially, the quality of the 5 kbps coded signal is perceived to be lower than the other three coded signals, but still remains acceptable.

Schnettler et al. ([2004]) (cited in Schnettler et al. [2008]) showed that imported products were perceived to have lower quality than local beef.

The cereal breakfast was perceived to be lower in calories, made participants fuller, happier, relaxed, and more satisfied about weight and body compared to the muffin breakfast.

Landscapes with little human disturbance (i.e. a single road) were perceived to have lower intactness than what was actually observed in bird communities and landscapes with no forest were perceived as being more impacted than they were.

SME lending is a given in most Western countries, but the challenges are more acute in emerging markets where there's a lack of data on customers and banks tend to prioritize larger, more established clientele where the risk is perceived to be lower.

"When you get a Fed that is now perceived to be lower for longer [on interest rates], with a dollar that is less likely to rally and an economy that may be slowing but is not in recession, that has tended to be a positive for those stocks in 2016," said Julian Emanuel, U.S. equities and derivatives strategist for UBS.