Sentence examples for perception of post from inspiring English sources

A GP's perception of post herpetic neuralgia may include acute or sub-acute zoster pain.

Parity of esteem is vital to remove the archaic two-tiered perception of post-16 education options.

A 1998 American Society for Cell Biology (ASCB) survey showed a marked change in the perception of post-postdoc job prospects.

This situation is analogous to the perception of post-mining areas, where the way in which respondents with a professional focus on landscape ecology perceive post-mining landscapes differs markedly from the perceptions of respondents of other orientations [29].

Taking issue with the unfair perception of post-bailout AIG, Greenberg believes that the government has exceeded its constitutional authority in taking assets and his lawsuit against the government is warranted.

The perception of post-procedure respondents is also consistent with procedural account of autonomy.

Most critical care professionals consider the perception of post-discharge HRQOL to be important in their decisions concerning the allocation of intensive care resources [ 6].

The perception of post-procedure respondents is consistent with Kantian account of autonomy and the principle of non-exploitation (rather than necessarily non-paternalism).

This study aims to explore physicians' and midwives' perception of post-abortion care with regard to professional competences, methods, contraceptive counselling and task shifting/sharing in post-abortion care.

In a randomized controlled trial of patients undergoing abdominal colorectal surgery, we demonstrated that post-operative massage resulted in a significant improvement of patient's perception of post-operative pain, tension, and anxiety.

In a qualitative study three factors were possibly associated with the development of post-stroke FoF: a) an initial fall coinciding with the stroke onset, b) perception of post-stroke body changes, and c) a pervasive everyday fear of future falls [ 40].