Sentence examples for perception and assessing from inspiring English sources

Understanding the community's unique perception and assessing their adaptive and proactive capacities is important for creating successful coastal hazard management programs.

To visualize the same system in healthy participants, sentences were presented to them as three-channel noise-vocoded speech, thereby impairing speech perception and assessing whether this evokes domain general cognitive systems.

The aim of this study was to provide an intervention model based on this social perception and assess the impact of the intervention in improving condom use.

To further explore the interaction between recall accuracy and change perception errors and assess memory for scene elements, the present study presents participants with a cued recall task following each change perception trial.

Specifically, six models were constructed (table 1), for each SCT construct and risk perception (1=self-efficacy, 2=self-control self-efficacy, 3=sexual self-efficacy, 4= hedonistic outcome expectancies, 5=partner expected outcomes and 6=risk perception), and we assessed the effects of each on reported condom use at last sex act.

The aim of this study was to determine whether patient education regarding breast cancer risk using a bar graph alone or with the addition of a frequency format diagram improved the accuracy of risk perception and to assess women's preference for risk information provided as a bar graph versus in a frequency format.

This study was designed to address this question by analyzing both student performance data and assessing students' perceptions regarding the tutorial.

We recommend that future intervention studies assess participant enactment of intervention BCTs as part of process evaluation, using reliable measures of frequency of BCT use and assessing participants' perceptions of usefulness of individual BCTs and their optimal frequency of use.

We present a new method for classifying village landscapes into social-ecological patches (landscape units corresponding to local landscape perceptions), and for assessing provisioning ecosystem services and benefits to livelihoods from these patches.

In this paper, we estimate the impact of a Cambodian PES scheme designed to conserve biodiversity on the perception of forest values and assess the correlation between specific perceived values and conservation behaviors.

We identify the correlates of Kenyan and Tanzanian maize farmers' reported perceptions of soil fertility and assess the extent to which these subjective assessments reflect measured soil chemistry.