Diversity in participant populations, risk-perception, culture, community, structures promoting and inhibiting product use, and the culture of sites themselves may likely explain a large part of the variability reported in product use across trials, sites, and participants.
Access to the practical consciousness was obtained through the participant observation, addressing the agent's perceptions, culture and professional practice.
Any intervention to increase uptake of cervical screening must be tailored to the baseline knowledge, perceptions, culture, and attitudes unique to the target population [ 6].
This could be an important drawback given that issues of human sexuality are often influenced by a complex interplay of disease, pregnancy risk perceptions, culture and gender norms regarding sexual practices and relationship dynamics [ 20, 21].
The interview materials show that the perception of culture and cultural similarities affect the attitudes towards interracial marriages.
"Its effect on the perception of culture in the city was huge," she said.
Once this sort of technology is established, it is hard to reduce its effects on perception and culture.
But the wall that separates the crowds on Tahrir from the Military Council is actually a gulf of generation, perception, and culture.
But at the moment we live in blissful, some might even say sanitized, contradiction to the perception that culture has coarsened American life.
Ms. Jaukkuri notes that rather than being able to pursue an intellectual examination of perception and culture, the artists spent all their mental and physical resources simply coping with the situation and adjusting to the circumstances.
