A Home Office impact statement in March on the new Prevent duty acknowledged that there was a "risk that parts of the policy may be perceived to restrict the freedom of speech, and that legislating will give greater prominence to criticism that the programme is there to spy on individuals, or that it targets Muslims".
It meant help to achieve a better life, but was also perceived to restrict possibilities and cause disappointment over lack of professional help.
Originally described in association with pus formation, carbuncles and furuncles [ 9], PVL did not receive much attention in scientific literature because the pathogenicity of S. aureus was formerly perceived to be restricted to secondary infections [ 10].
In this case, maternal perception of the child's weight could be predicted to mediate the association between feeding practices and children's weights because parents could be trying to increase food intake in children perceived to be underweight and restrict intake in children perceived to be overweight.
A key feature of both was how unproblematic it was to obtain medicines, with policies to restrict supplies being perceived to be ineffective, and some pharmacies were considered easier than others to obtain supplies (box 1).
The reluctance to use "labels", which were perceived to be stigmatising and unhelpful, restricts the ability of clinicians to think about medically unexplained symptoms in a structured way.
Further, participants sought care for conditions they perceived to have higher priority than their restricting back pain.
Thus, conventional strategies such as subsidizing transit passes and restricting or pricing parking are not perceived to be appropriate solutions for AUB and many other developing world cases.
But since actions, such as volitions, can themselves be perceived, Descartes prefers to restrict the term to those perceptions caused by the body.
Findings disclosed some key themes perceived by nurses to restrict them to use research findings: level of support require to be research active, to be research minded, the extent of nurses knowledge and skills about research and research utilization, level of educational preparation relating to using research, administration and executive challenges in clinical setting, and theory-practice gap.
It meant restricting food in a way that was perceived to encourage slimness.
