They had also on average a higher personal income (self-reported from the questionnaire of the CCHS 1.2, Table 1), a stronger perception of their inability to affect neighborhood conditions According to the Resident Disempowerment scale and a lower quality of life (enabling factors).
The perception of shortage and inability to meet demand is one of the bedrocks of the oil producer's pricing propaganda, thereby rationalizing ever-steepening prices and massive profits to the OPEC cartel and their oil industry allies.
Decision time, the second subscale, included five items gauging the parent's perception of child's inability to delay decision making before considering alternatives (e.g. '[CHILD] often acts at the spur of the moment').
Underlying this drama of error is Kleist's recurring theme, the fallibility of human perception and the inability of the human intellect by itself to apprehend truth.
In earnings calls, the company has said its main problems were consumers' negative perception of its network and its inability to offer customers the iPhone.
This phenomenon leads to reduced inspiratory airflow associated with signs of stridor and a perception of dyspnoea characterised by the inability to inspire sufficient air [ 12].
In addition, some of the concepts were not connected to diabetes and its care, suggesting poor awareness and perception of disease and a consequent inability to be an actor of change and adaptation.
But these modernist foreshadowings, and their origins in the experience of war, are telling, and at least some of these writers' perceptions about the inability of language to capture war are evident in the writings of ordinary Americans.
Seik lo'shaa (anxiety or worry, literally "mind unsteadiness" or "spirit unsteadiness") was characterized by perceptions of "falling", the inability to stand (faintness), palpitations, and shortness of breath.
Once again, our collective perception of justice is hindered by our inability to properly identify systemic evil.
