Sentence examples for perception present from inspiring English sources

Dogs with deep pain perception present at two weeks postoperatively had significantly higher success rate (8/12; 66.7% recovered) than dogs without deep pain perception at this time period (1/10; 10.0% recovered).

This perception presents an opportunity to communicate information about climate change to a receptive audience.

Late last year, the network's public editor wrote about the perception that ESPN had moved "leftward," and concluded that this perception presented a "challenge" to the network.

The detailed analysis of Phase 2 sets the stage for a brief introduction to Phase 1 of the program, including the case for a schema-theoretic approach to language production and perception presented in detail elsewhere.

Learner perception presents a key variable influencing the role of WCF for two major reasons.

Heidegger resisted Husserl's neo-Cartesian emphasis on consciousness and subjectivity, including how perception presents things around us.

This may be the right view of the sensation of secondary qualities the Leibnizian error lies in assimilating all cases of perception to this kind of case, and thereby concluding that perception presents us only with confused ideas.

Speech perception presents uniquely difficult twists, and few philosophers have confronted it directly (Appelbaum 1999, Trout 2001a, Matthen 2005, ch 9, and Remez and Trout 2009 are recent exceptions).

Burke's view that the mind formed ideas of beauty from the ideas of pleasure it received contradicted the view of Shaftesbury and Hutcheson that beauty (like goodness) was a perception presented by a sixth or moral sense.

What we are in fact responding to as learners, especially at a young age, are patterns of perception presented to us from the environment.

31 Table 2 shows the prevalence of noise perception, presented per noise source, and emotional reaction, total coping strategies and symptoms.