Sentence examples for perceived to practice from inspiring English sources

This differentiation occurred either when discussing their practice of transactional sex as in the South Africa case study, or when discussing their efforts to distance themselves from those whom they perceived to practice transactional sex in the Madagascar case study.

In particular, we sought evidence that the multilateral initiatives or the local dissemination activities were perceived to influence practice.

In other austerity-battered European countries, people appear to be losing faith in traditional political leaders perceived to be failing to practice what they preach in an era of belt-tightening.

Primary care physicians' familiarity, beliefs, and perceived barriers to practice guidelines in non-diabetic CKD: a survey study.

First, we were able to describe perceived barriers to practice change, before and while professionals implemented the outdoor journey intervention.

Participants in the trial identified several perceived barriers to practice change at multiple, interacting levels (Table  2).

Interestingly, there was a strong correlation between their perceived capabilities to practice safer sex (i.e., self-efficacy) and personal norms.

Resistance may also be a function of low self-efficacy/confidence in applying the skills being taught or perceived relevance to practice.

The aim of this study was to assess the perceived barriers to practice change by eliciting nurses' opinions with regard to barriers to, and facilitators of, implementation of a Fall Prevention clinical practice guideline in five acute care hospitals in Singapore.

To design an effective intervention to improve respiratory hygiene in a community, it is important to understand the community's perceptions on respiratory infections and their perceived barriers to practice respiratory hygiene.

Second, all six resources were perceived to assist clinical practice.