Sentence examples for perceptions of technical from inspiring English sources

Experts cite a litany of factors: cost overruns, design changes, new perceptions of technical risk after the shuttle disasters and shifting national priorities.

Understanding patient perceptions of technical and interpersonal care they receive and satisfaction with that care is essential.

Community perceptions of technical competency and interpersonal relationships with urban health extension professionals, as well as the accessibility of the service, were identified as independent predictors of community satisfaction.

In contrast to the findings of Lingard et al, [ 26, 27] the nurses in this study strongly suggested that there was confusion in relation to the perception of technical aspects of roles (as well as non-technical aspects).

Lack of familiarity and experience with such new technologies can lead to perceptions of greater technical risk than for conventional energy sources.

To provide an overview of the practical skills learning curriculum and assess its effects over time on the surgical interns' perceptions of their technical skills, patient management, administrative tasks, and knowledge.

The IV patients' perceptions of the technical aspects of their technology were striking.

Perceptions of higher technical quality attract women to deliver at hospitals, unlike health centres which typically cannot provide emergency operation and lack competent midwives and doctors [ 22- 25].

The survey shows the frequency of barriers reported for women and girls (in order) as follows: social disapproval, prohibitive costs, perception of appropriateness, technical literacy, insufficient need, and lack of interest.

The assessment of bottlenecks expressed during consultations reflects the perception of the technical experts and may not be national policy.

The students' perception of improved technical skills after training in the mandibular third molar surgery simulator was rated high.