It's not as mathematically efficient, but it does seem to contribute to a general perception that Wells has more "personality"; it's enough that they actually come out on top for market share in certain locales.
Table 4 shows the results of analyses examining factors associated with the perception that well-being could have been improved by better care in multiple (2 or more) domains.
Having ever been married, perceived susceptibility for food handlers, perceived efficacy of face mask use, perception that well-cooked poultry is a mode of transmission and perceived major outbreak in Hong Kong were multivariately predictive of avoidance of eating poultry (OR = 1.58 to 2.63, p < 0.05, Table 4).
What about the perception that she is, well, difficult?
Even if Trump stops short of applying tariffs, Summers told me, "the perception that we might well be pursuing hyper-nationalist policies would be very damaging to confidence globally and would substantially increase the risk of financial crises in emerging markets".
They are regular targets for kidnappers because of the perception that they are well off.
We suggest that the brain has evolved mechanisms of learning and perception that work exceedingly well in most situations but are not always beneficial [2], [33].
Only three of the ten actors identified as key players in the Well connected network reported being a member of another relevant network or community of practice which was hypothesised to increase the perception that they are well connected.
Potential reasons for loss to follow up in this population included parents unable to afford repeated absenteeism from work to attend clinic, children sent to rural areas to live with grandparents, financial constraints and the perception that children are well and do not need follow up.
After years spent trying to shake off the perception that they are well-meaning but old-fashioned and only for "poor people," Britain's credit unions finally seem to be getting some wind behind their sails.
