Sentence examples for perception of home from inspiring English sources

Awareness of the multifactorial nature of the influences on the Muslim perception of home and the use of space is necessary for architects, building designers, engineers, and builders to be properly equipped to meet the needs of clients.

In our study the reasons for planned home deliveries were related to 'preference' for home delivery and perception of home deliveries as 'easy' and 'convenient' and experience of previous home deliveries.

There was however no statistically significant relationship between adequate knowledge of home based care and its practice [OR = 0.78, C.I = 0.39-1.54] Table 3 shows the influence of knowledge and perception of home based care on its practice.

Engaging the carers is fundamental to realizing the full benefits of a complex, home-based intervention and a qualitative study of the carers will be undertaken to elicit their fears, concerns and perception of home HD before and after patient's commencement of the treatment.

This finding is supported by a study by Mian [ 26], who identified very few Pakistani elderly women at homes for the elderly in Denmark, mainly caused by perceived risk of language barriers, fear of losing contact with their children, and a perception of homes for the elderly as an unfamiliar concept.

We found that three primary dimensions explain the variation in perceptions of home pages.

Examine child and parent perceptions of home food environment factors and associations with child fruit and vegetable (FV) intake.

Few studies have examined mothers' experiences and perceptions of home visiting by nurses.

We identified seven major themes that were central to patient and caregiver perceptions of home haemodialysis in regions without established services.

The transcripts are selected to represent those carers who have experienced 'positive' and 'negative' home deaths to determine the extent to which these experiences influence their perceptions of home care, and their subsequent choices (such as selling their home).

In view of the absence of home haemodialysis programmes in some areas within Europe, Scandinavia and South America, the aim of this study was to explore the perceptions of home haemodialysis from nephrologists and dialysis nurses in these regions.