Sentence examples for perceived whereas from inspiring English sources

Interestingly, our psychophysical data indicate a further dissociation: Adaptation is present even if the adapting orientation is not consciously perceived, whereas hysteresis does depend on what was perceived in the previous stimulus.

26 Thus, a positive rating indicates that participants report a desired figure thinner than the perceived, whereas a negative rating indicates that participants report a desired figure larger than the perceived.

In a study assessing which formats are most accurately perceived by patients, Feldman-Stewart et al [ 7] reported that, for making a choice, systematic ovals, bars (horizontal or vertical), and numbers were equally well perceived, whereas for estimating magnitude of risk, numbers led to the most accurate estimates.

However, here the prediction of the cue could be inferred upon its presentation (because the difference in width could be instantaneously perceived), whereas in the EEG experiment this could only be inferred after a certain time had passed (because the WS was perceptually identical in all trials, except for its duration).

Survey data from 78 students in Taiwan indicated that promotion focus is positively related to user's perceived efficiency, whereas involvement and promotion focus are positively related to user's perceived effectiveness.

The study also found that there were statistically significant relationships between A-BVs' governance structure and capacity, management and organization characteristics and the perceived effectiveness, whereas there were no statistically significant relationships between A-BVs' advisory methods characteristic applied by members and the perceived effectiveness.

The results showed that a high academic performance combined with the participation in extracurricular activities resulted in higher perceived employability, whereas the participation in extracurricular activities combined with a modest academic performance resulted in lower job suitability but nearly identical high ratings of personal organization and time management, and learning skills.

Hence the former refers to perceived risk, whereas the latter refers to actual risk of detection.

In recent years, the concept of quality of service (QoS) has been augmented towards the new concept of quality of experience (QoE), as the first only focuses on the network performance (e.g., packet loss, delay, and jitter) without a direct link to the perceived quality, whereas the QoE reflects the overall experience of the consumer accessing and using the provided service.

There may be a tendency for isolated pairs of events to group, thereby enhancing perceived synchrony, whereas perceptual grouping and timing perception might be more selective in cluttered conditions.

It is therefore possible that minor fluctuations in facial redness may be enough to alter perceived attractiveness, whereas perception of health can only be altered by much more prominent redness differences (or vice versa).