Sentence examples for perception of fragile from inspiring English sources

The purpose of this study was to assess patient perception of fragile X premutation genetic testing (FRAX).

Although the concept of "sensitive skin" is often addressed by dermatologists, 22 the current survey evaluated the perception of "fragile skin" among representative populations of adults with different skin types.

Analysis of positive responses by age category showed that the perception of "fragile skin" was significantly (P<0.0001) higher in individuals aged 15 34 years, regardless of skin type (Table 3).

The reason for this observation is not clear, although one can speculate that it could possibly relate to hormonal changes in the age category of 15 34 years linked to a perception of fragile skin.

Conducted in nearly 5,000 individuals, our study provides a series of previously unprecedented responses in terms of the subjective perception of "fragile skin" and the notions of thin, translucent, and transparent skin, and skin with a velvety appearance.

Such a subjective perception of "having fragile skin" should be clearly differentiated from "skin fragility", a well documented disorder, occurring mostly in newborn infants and elderly individuals, leading to skin tears of mechanical origin.

But for now, Wesbury says that the Fed will continue to cut rates, given the perception of a fragile economy.

To the average American, the perception of soccer players is one of fragile milquetoasts who bend and cry at the slightest touch.

At our most profound moments of perception (on sunlit, fragile mornings after all-night parties) we can see the glassness of a glass, but never its starness.

12– 15 The concept of "fragile skin" is a subjective (experienced) and objective (clinically evaluated) perception of the skin's condition that is based on constitutional factors relating to the structure and function of the epidermal barrier.

It's a fragile thing where your perception of it can change it completely.