The unanticipated findings include the extent to which parents said they would vaccinate themselves but not their children, the perception that personal control measures can be perceived to be sufficient protection in a pandemic, thus minimizing the perceived need for a vaccine, and the widely shared concern that vaccine safety is compromised during a pandemic.
While none of those studies is ideally structured to answer the pressing scientific questions about stent safety, they highlighted how, with a $6 billion market serving millions of patients at stake, companies like Boston Scientific, Johnson & Johnson, Medtronic and others want to be perceived as working to minimize risks.
Observers were explicitly instructed to report the direction of the perceived front surface to minimize the role of mixed percepts [24].
Antibacterial products are perceived to exacerbate this.
This view is perceived to be problematic.
"Some prefer to minimize perceived losses rather than maximize collective gains," Ms. Ashton told legislators, conceding that her task in creating the new diplomatic corps was proving "messy and complicated".
After taking office the South Korean leader tried to minimize perceived differences with America, claiming that his views were consistent with President Trump's policy of "maximum pressure and maximum engagement".
To this end, chiropractors described provisions to minimize perceived conflicts of interest.
However, military and police officials routinely play down casualty figures because they are under increasing pressure from their superiors to minimize the perceived effects of the continuing attacks.
The authorities in Afghanistan, where deadly violence has chronically flared over perceived insults to Islam, scrambled to minimize the possibility that the offending video, which portrays the Prophet Muhammad as a perverted buffoon, could be viewed on the Internet and provoke new protests.
