Sentence examples for perception of issues from inspiring English sources

Calls for further Welsh devolution have been muted by "a perception of issues with delivery of services" in devolved areas such as health and education and the difficulty Plaid Cymru has had in rallying the kind of support the SNP has enjoyed, according to Shipton.

The reasons for a higher mean score in the present study could be due to cultural differences in perception of issues related to HRQOL.

The focus group discussion explored issues around the nature of the work done, the perception of weather patterns, heat effects of heat on work performance, heat effects on health and well-being, coping strategies, women's perception of issues specific to them, and awareness of climate change.

She used her support to change public perceptions of issues as diverse as landmines and HIV/Aids.

This article presents the different perceptions of issues in CBA processes.

We report on the results of a country-wide survey of people's perceptions of issues relating to the conservation of biodiversity and ecosystems in India.

The social sciences share an interest in the study of the accuracy of individuals' perceptions of issues such as the state of the economy or the prevalence of minority groups in the population.

Since the respondents have attended school in the Netherlands themselves, they are familiar with the children's developmental aspects that schools pay attention to, and their perceptions of issues that are relevant resemble those of the teachers.

This study describes patients' and physicians' perceptions of issues related to dosing adherence with topical therapies for lowering intraocular pressure before and after use of the travoprost dosing aid (Travatan™ Dosing Aid, Alcon Research Ltd., Fort Worth, Texas).

The goal was to gain a better understanding of how people think about veterans and their perceptions of issues veterans face, such as the invisible wounds of war - post-traumatic stress (PTS) and traumatic brain injury (TBI).

The main themes from the comments were consistent with results from surveys and focus groups addressing similar issues, which suggest that on-line comments do provide a reliable source of qualitative data on attitudes and perceptions of issues that emerge in a health crisis.