Sentence examples for perceptions carried out from inspiring English sources

The current article describes a qualitative study on stakeholders' perceptions, carried out within the context of the development of the national position paper mentioned before.

Bribe-paying was seen as much more common by businessmen from countries whose governments were also considered to have the least integrity, according to a separate "corruption perceptions" survey carried out by TI last year.

The process  of  gathering information and  recording local people's perceptions was carried out as rigorously6 as possible on the basis of a typology of different sites and zones via semi-structured face-to-face interviews and focus groups.

The results are consistent with the results of two previous visibility perception studies carried out in national parks in the USA.

In view of this situation, the second phase of the research consisted of a reader perception study carried out in a group of 50 students.

To examine the role of motor areas in speech perception, we carried out a functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) study in which subjects listened passively to monosyllables and produced the same speech sounds.

The perception survey carried out in this study resulted in a total of 13,624 effective perceived ratings, i.e., 10,434 ratings from the videography survey plus 3,190 rating from the traveler intercept survey.

Quantitative sensory testing (QST) of thermal perception was carried out (Termotest®, Somedic Sales AB) according to the "thermal sensory limen"(TSL).

Already eight in 10 urban residents said that they worry about disparities in living standards in Vietnam, according to a survey on perceptions of inequality carried out by the bank and the Vietnamese Institute of Labour Science and Social Affairs.

1. Change perceptions Our School Language Survey carried out last year among over 500 pupils in Manchester has shown that high proficiency in the home language correlates with high proficiency in English; so maintaining home languages does not have an adverse effect, in fact it supports proficiency in English.

The participants' perceptions work was carried out within the Service User Research Enterprise (SURE) who undertook focus groups with service users as well as the study reported here.