Sentence examples for perceptions extend from inspiring English sources

Notably, the literature indicates that such perceptions extend past graduation into working life as well, with doctors valuing teamwork less as compared to other healthcare professionals such as nurses and pharmacists [ 8].

Across both studies effects of enhanced power perception extend to positively influence product quality inferences and behavioral intentions.

These elevated contrast thresholds for motion perception extend far beyond this eccentricity, in conflict with a widespread assumption that the effects of manifest ARM are restricted to the macula.

The perception extends outward, into the audience, eliciting the same feeling that "Abouna" inspires.

Studies by the Cambridge researcher Keith Kendrick have shown that sheep can remember dozens of faces for months at a time, and their perception extends to expressions of emotions.

That perception extended to many corps employees, who, the report said, "had no confidence in the integrity of the corps' study processes".

Insects have good colour vision, with colour perception extending (as in ants and bees) into the ultraviolet, although it often fails to extend into the deep red.

Blocking ethylene perception extends the period in which the pistil is able to grow in response to exogenous GA in Arabidopsis, thus supporting similar results previously described for the unfertilised pea pistil [ 6].

One view of the world in particular embraces a wealth of perceptions that extend from the beauty of a rose to the violence of lightning, from the magnificence of the fjords to the mysteries of the macrocosm; science, nature and art coalesce in the fantastic world of fractal forms.

Objectives: to explore midwives' attitudes and perceptions about extending their role to the examination of the newborn baby, as well as their general perceptions and attitudes to new role developments.

So, the doubt that Descartes raises with respect to clear and distinct perceptions does not extend to the moments at which one is actually enjoying them.