Sentence examples for perceptions captured from inspiring English sources

Several projects used mixed methods, including new surveys or secondary data analysis, but few attempted to examine quantitatively many of the perceptions captured in the qualitative components (key informant interviews and focus groups) of their studies.

These measures provide a record of environmental quality that can be compared with community perceptions captured through the questionnaire survey and with FCS site staff records of work carried out.

Many of these design 'qualities' are related to individual perceptions; capturing these can help build a picture of quality in the built environment that includes an individual's relationship with their local neighbourhood and its influences on their mobility choices.

Perceptions were captured using a rank ordering process of most and least preferred scenes on presented panels and responses were analyzed using correlation and regression statistical techniques.

There may be additional important experiences and perceptions not captured by the study.

Perception ambivalence captured ambivalent feelings and reflections related to patients' perception of being at risk of CVD, on the one hand, and their perception of being healthy or sick on the other.

That perception was captured by a photograph, which went viral on social media, of a wealthy-looking couple in a wealthy neighborhood walking to a protest against President Rousseff in March while their maid pushed their children in a stroller alongside them.

This perception is captured in this statement: "If the mother shows fear during delivery and this is noticed by the people of the village, this can delay the delivery and result into complications" (a woman in Kobulin village, Iriir Sub-county, Napak District).

In addition, it captured perceptions of two polysomnographic measures of interest in this population – limb movements and apneas (see Table 3).

Interviews captured perceptions and opinions for both recent users and non-users (reported visited within the past six months) of local health services (15 users/8 non-users), including knowledge and perception of YFS initiatives.

However, such perception was rarely captured until the Social Web information technology revolution.