Sentence examples for perceptions showed from inspiring English sources

Communities' perceptions showed that livestock number was the best indicator of rangeland condition in the study area.

The evaluation of the participants' perceptions showed that all residents appreciated the training.

However, perceptions showed few associations with willingness to comply with explicit public health advice.

The improvements in mean scores for social functioning, emotional role, and mental health corresponded to small effect sizes and the mean score for general health perceptions showed little change (data not shown).

While a prior report linked the intensity of sensory perceptions in OCD with low insight, in our study those with sensory perceptions showed higher scores on the HDRS psychosis subscale (which, among other aspects, also captures illness insight) only at trend level.

In this book, Robert Audi develops an original account of moral perceptions, shows how they figure in human experience, and argues that they provide moral knowledge.

While the National Association of Realtors cites a survey it commissioned of public perceptions showing that Realtors rank higher than lawyers, a Harris Poll last year found that real estate brokers ranked the lowest of all professions, below accountants, stockbrokers and journalists, in terms of prestige.

Serious games concerning cognitive perceptions show varying results.

Studies on student perceptions show that standardized patients are perceived as more effective than peers [ 43, 44].

Young people (twins) in the same family and same school report differences in their perceptions, and these self-reported perceptions show genetic influence, but they only correlate modestly with educational outcomes.

Music perception showed a decrease of both normalized clustering coefficient and path length in the alpha2 band.