Sentence examples for perceived to provide from inspiring English sources

Despite being automated, the intervention was perceived to provide social support and reflect the concern of the healthcare provider.

The individual is responsible for their own survival because the established community is perceived to provide nothing.

One letter to The Independent, from Simon Tuffen, quoted a line from her article: "The individual is responsible for their own survival because the established community is perceived to provide nothing".

That's capitalism, and it's self-adjusting: if a seller is perceived to provide a poor value proposition by its customers (whether it actually rakes in huge profits or not), the customers go elsewhere and that seller either improves the bargain or eventually ceases to do business altogether.

The measure is also regarded as not being complex in either the construction phase or with regard to maintenance, and it is perceived to provide protection (Table 1).

to explore what information and knowledge the labour admission test is perceived to provide and what meaning the test carries in the daily work of practising midwives.

This 15 item scale was designed to measure the degree of autonomy support (vs. controllingness) perceived to be provided by the PA counsellor and their exercise instructor (e.g., I feel my PA advisor has provided me with choices and options).

A crucial failure occurred when AIG, a big insurance company, was perceived to have provided a guarantee for an asset-backed film deal, and then pulled out, precipitating the default of a highly-rated security.

The mass campaign was generally perceived to have provided to all people in the community a chance to know their HIV status, and promoting good health among communities.

Operating within people's homes was, however, perceived to have provided insights into living conditions that put their non-attendance at a health check into perspective.

The intent was to look for similarities in the service delivery models being implemented across a diverse set of services that were perceived to be providing good quality treatment for people with comorbidity problems.