Sentence examples for perceptions appeared from inspiring English sources

Performers in the show, which satirized racial perceptions, appeared in blackface.

When asked to match a product with a warning label, Chinese participants' hazard perceptions appeared to be better calibrated, than did US participants', across products and labels.

Results: Illness perceptions appeared to be only weak predictors of smoking, exercise, diet, alcohol consumption and medication adherence, accounting for about 2% of the variance in these behaviours.

Thematic analysis identified that whilst there was a high level of reported altruism among trainees, these perceptions appeared to constrain individual use of social support networks and help-seeking behaviours.

Thus, the GPs' perceptions appeared to be more of a barrier than patient expectations.

The different perceptions appeared to stem partly from beliefs about the role of government and the nature of society.

Motorola researchers complain that the same perceptions appear to be forming in the new field of magnetic random access memory research.

A striking instance of how the story has influenced American perceptions appears in "The Next 100 Years," by the consultant George Friedman.

The countries worst hit by the European financial crisis are also perceived as being among the most corrupt in the European Union, and those perceptions appear to be getting increasingly negative, an international watchdog said in a new report released today.

Furthermore, the type of aesthetics that is relevant to users' perceptions appears to depend on the application domain.

Such perceptions appear to be supported, at least partially, by the findings of the SITE Study group, which reported relatively low corticosteroid sparing success with cyclosporine [15, 27].