Sentence examples for possible perceived from inspiring English sources

Some clothing choices have possible perceived negative social implications and can be associated with stereotypes, sexuality, and may even be considered taboo (Hayfield 2013).

Four items were used to assess possible perceived threats: Did you experience the following: (1) fear of explosion/shooting; (2) fear of being injured; and (3) other risks/uncertainties.

This random application of a level difference irrespective of change type was introduced to avoid participants basing their responses simply on possible perceived changes in loudness due to the addition or subtraction of a sound source.

Central types of color space are psychological color systems, i.e., of ways of ordering, in a systematic fashion, the range of colors colors as perceived in a three-dimensional coordinate system, within which each possible perceived color can be represented as a single point with a unique position.

This is where a fundamental question arises: in order to achieve the highest possible perceived quality, would it be more beneficial to keep a higher transmission rate and allow some transmission errors, either packet losses or bit errors in the content, or is it better to reduce the source bitrate to obtain an error-free transmission [10]?

The parents were encouraged to immediately report any possible perceived harmful effects to the clinical staff and stop the intake.

The new printing technique makes it possible that perceived images are changing when the person who looks at them moves his or her viewpoint while existing methods produce images that don't change smoothly.

Based on the above results, we think it is possible that perceived ease of use and perceived usefulness, the two factors of user perception, may have positive impacts on users' learning and performance.

It is possible that perceived locus of control may contribute to this pattern by acting as a moderating variable.

It is possible that perceived comfort may have been a more suitable and responsive measure for this study.

It is also possible that perceived young mothers' inexperience regarding childcare works against the health and survival of their children [ 35].