Sentence examples for perceptions of better from inspiring English sources

He recounted a recent meeting with Abdullah Abdullah in which he described his perceptions of better security from a year ago.

Chewing gum is also associated with perceptions of better performance [ 140].

Several patients first visited the private sector, most commonly general practitioners (GP), due to perceptions of better services.

In other cases, the DHB may have had a more concerted strategy for implementing clinical governance in place, in turn leading to survey respondent perceptions of better performance.

Reports suggest that increasingly, patients are seeking care at private clinics or bypassing their local CHS for higher level health facilities, willing to pay higher fees based on their perceptions of better quality and enhanced technology [ 1, 2, 10, 11].

The first challenge is from the significant use of private practice for ANC, where clients have direct access to higher grades of health care providers, and are willing to pay higher fees for their perceptions of better quality of care.

Investors have long since lost patience, with the perception of better value elsewhere".

The reasons for this have been pointed out above as localised errors in the image will give rise to localised errors in the 3D structure and these do not necessarily correspond to our perception of better or worst.

Lyft has also created the perception of better driver advocacy, with the ability for riders to tip, and by encouraging passengers to interact with the driver, Tallents said.

The perception of better social support in more traditional women may be an important factor.

However, the perception of better cure rates when using broad-spectrum agents is unfounded.