Sentence examples for perceiving and placing from inspiring English sources

Dr. Sanders has already convinced us that diagnosis is more than seeing; it's perceiving and placing those perceptions within the context of a patient's clinical experiences.

Ward and his assistants monitored the players' academic performance, enforced class attendance, and placed curfews on perceived troublemakers.

Others refused to leave the perceived safety of tried and true, placing themselves and rescuers in jeopardy.

Four core themes were identified in relation to the perceived and experienced 'value' placed on the topics discussed and their relevance to routine clinical practice and professional appraisal: 1. Value of the appraisal improvement activity.

However, scientists who think that the public view the volcano as easy to understand feel well trusted, indicating a link between the knowledge that local people are perceived to have, and the trust they are perceived to place in scientists.

These multiple demands were perceived to place enormous pressures on individuals and relationships within families.

He does this easily and calmly because it is perceived as "legal", and places them in his own house.

Purchasers were perceived to place most importance on factors of safety, expert opinion, cost-effectiveness and price.

However, as these campaigns appeared to increase consultation rates from those at lesser risk, this was perceived to place additional burden on the practice.

To defend many works of recent architecture, one could therefore argue that they are rather nobly trying to change the way we perceive certain places and cities and forms of travel.

In this review we highlight current insights on how osteocytes perceive mechanical stimuli placed on whole bones.