We use perceived time to refer to how a person feels about time in their everyday life, whether it is that something is taking a long time to complete, or that a task cannot be sustained for any length of time.
While most participants perceived continuity to refer to a woman or family consulting the same health professional each visit (continuity of carer), other participants provided examples of a service definition of continuity, when families are seen by a variety of professionals working within the same service (continuity of service).
Clinicians might refer patients perceived to be at increased risk to invasive angiography and revascularization, which would delay surgery and is of uncertain value in the perioperative period.
Miller was almost certainly referring to what he perceived to be dirty play by Fox.
Trust is fragile because negative events are more visible, they carry greater psychological weight, and they are perceived to be more credible [[ 12], referring to [ 15]].
When they believed the delivery was unmanageable or complicated, TBAs were perceived as willing to refer to health facilities.
Women said that TBAs advocated home delivery, but they were not completely antagonistic to medical knowledge; they integrated some medical supplies in their practice, and they were perceived as willing to refer complicated cases to the health facilities.
According to Davis, perceived usefulness refers to the extent to which a person believes that using a particular system will improve his or her performance at work.
Such descriptions are generally perceived as referring to the look of a house, and not its actual provenance — as, for example, the Colonial era ended in 1776, and the Victorian era in the early 20th century.
Item d) "Until now your life has had: No clear goals or purposes at all... Very clear goals or purposes" was perceived as referring to the future.
Nevertheless, the measures of perceived support refer to the closest person only; thus, we were unable to investigate the impact of social relationships in a more extended social network (49).
