Sentence examples for perceived year from inspiring English sources

According to Gilligan, another part of the inspiration for the episode was the fear surrounding the perceived Year 2000 problem.

That initial acquisition of the same HIV strain could have occurred for pairs G and H can be inferred from their behavioral data in Table 1, showing that their partnership pre-dated their perceived year of HIV acquisition.

The following information will be obtained: perceived year and month of diagnosis; perceived current HIV viral load and CD4 cell count, advent of opportunistic infections, the degree of ill health between diagnosis and starting on ART, and the duration from diagnosis to ART enrolment.

Her rhetoric was aimed at the Muslim world, where she prophetically perceived, years before IS and the likes, misdirected passion aimed at creating hatred and wars.

The report notes that the Alaska pipeline has been perceived for years as an especially vulnerable target.

ADRIAEN'S LANDING, the roughly $870 million riverfront development that was perceived for years as a quixotic idea, is at last under construction in downtown Hartford.

This is not, unfortunately, how it is always perceived 30 years after his death, the anniversary of which is on Thursday.

After what is widely perceived as years of drift under the likeable but ineffective Mr Yudhoyono, many believe Jokowi is the man to galvanise a sluggish bureaucracy, clean out corruption and boost the economy.

The aim of this study is to assess awareness of cancer symptoms, risk factors and perceived 5-year survival from bowel, breast, ovarian, and lung cancer in a Danish population sample and to analyse the association between these factors and socio-economic position indicators.

The aim of the present study is to assess awareness of cancer symptoms, risk factors and perceived 5-year survival from bowel, breast, ovarian, and lung cancer in a Danish population sample and to analyse the association between these factors and several register-based SEP indicators.

Mrs. Clinton, who started the year perceived to be trailing Mr. Obama and former Senator John Edwards of North Carolina in Iowa, has crept up in state polls and turned it into a three-way fight in the state, adding even more importance to the efforts by her opponents here.