Despite shareholders comments, Bolland insisted that shoppers' perception of the style and quality of M&S's clothing had improved.
Most importantly, and not surprisingly, women's perception of the style and approach of the midwife/CFHN was the key factor that influenced her experience.
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We sought to determine physician preferences for different styles of clinical decision-making, physician perceptions of the style of clinical decision-making they experienced, and the degree to which physician preference and physicians' perceived experience were congruent.
Since consumers' decisions of apparel purchasing primarily rely on aesthetics, such as clothing style (Dutton and Istook 2006; Eckman et al. 1990), without positive perceptions of clothing style, consumers are less likely to purchase the product, and price may have little or no impact on their purchase behavior.
The trust values demonstrated by patients in this study could be explained in connection with the perceived values of the physician's PDM style: if there is a positive perception of the PDM style, then the patient's trust in the physician increases (Type 1, Type 2, Type 4).
David Axelrod, mastermind of Obama's election wins, wrote in the New York Times last January: "Open-seat presidential elections are shaped by perceptions of the style and personality of the outgoing incumbent.
Many listeners would identify Caruso's cadenza as the "traditional" one, but Crutchfield, in a forthcoming essay on changing perceptions of operatic style, calls it the "death-of-tradition" cadenza.
It may also be appropriate to consider identifying members with varied self-perceptions of practice style.
J. H. Plumb, writing in The New York Review of Books, called it "a book of exceptional perception: scholarly, tender, full of style".
