Sentence examples for perceived year of from inspiring English sources

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.

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.

Then we describe the changes they perceived after a year of reflection and finally supervisors identified some barriers they felt might limit the use of technology in supervision.

In scenario (3), almost all participants found that the system was an ideal tool to enhance their health management (perceived usefulness, mean = 2.40, standard deviation = 1.04), especially for those participants older than sixty-five years (perceived ease of use, mean = 1.97, standard deviation = 0.82).

Factors significantly affecting quarantine compliance and attitude (p <.05) were age <40 years, perceived seriousness of pandemic influenza and incorrect knowledge of pandemic influenza.

Results show the relative importance of various topics and how their importance is perceived differently with years of experience.

The findings from this study indicated that the neuropsychomotor development delay perceived at 4 years of age was associated with IQ and the development of visual-spatial abilities later, at school age.

A number of NGO officials indicated that they were still spooked by what they perceived as many years of "draconian" regulations from American anti-terrorism laws.

A number of factors may account for the steady rise--the elimination of Early Action decisions at Harvard, United States population demographics, and (until recently) the increasing accessibility of financial aid--but no matter which you might think is predominantly responsible, one thing is clear: the perceived value of four years at Harvard is higher than ever before.

Over the past few years, the perceived role of galectin-1 in tumour growth has mirrored the story of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hide.