Sentence examples for perceptions suggest from inspiring English sources
These perceptions suggest that the difference in severity may have been greater between the moderate and extremely food insecure than between the mild and moderate categories.
These divergent perceptions suggest that there may be considerable difficulties when perception surveys are used to quantify 'benefits' following environmental improvement programmes.
The paper concludes that the discrepancies among weather observations, scientific assessments and decision makers' perceptions suggest that climate-change lore exists, or is coming into existence.
Further adjustments for neighbourhood perceptions suggest that compared with the intermediate group, perceived neighbourhood characteristics may be an important determinant of depression amongst those seeking social housing, and lower levels of happiness the previous day amongst those seeking market-rent housing.
Such perceptions suggest that local protein degradation could be one of the regulatory mechanisms of neural transmission [1], [18], [19], [20].
These observed perceptions suggest inadequate or deficient knowledge about the causes and pathophysiology of asthma on the part of the study's pupils.
The presence of erratic perceptions suggests the need for additional targeted training in asthma diagnosis and management for GPs.
Staff accounts included negative perceptions, suggesting that LTOT was often inappropriately prescribed and under-used but recommended active patient management to address this challenge.
Previous literature has suggested that mothers' perceptions of the paternal role predict father involvement more accurately than fathers' own perceptions, suggesting that there is a lack of connection between fathers' perceptions of their parenting role and their actual behaviour [ 29].
Poor association between clinical parameters and HRQL scores may be explained by the fact that objectively measurement doesn't reflect patients' perceptions, suggesting that HRQL information is necessary to complement patients' clinical care.
Our analysis of community perceptions suggests that, from their perspective, the peer education programme design (with its focus on the provision of information and condoms) was a blunt instrument in the complex social context in which people accessed and interpreted information and made sexual behaviour choices.
