Sentence examples for presumably perceived as from inspiring English sources

Provision of individualised feedback regarding risk-status and normative feedback relative to a relevant comparison group figure prominent in the literature on web-based brief interventions [ 40] since "tailored" feedback is presumably perceived as more relevant than more general information [ 28].

He criticised the groups he presumably perceives as being in thrall to the Guardian.

Schools perceived as stronger blocked the way.

The higher mean estimated the higher concern about safety and health presumably perceived.

The higher the dosage prescribed, the more severe the trauma presumably perceived.

Dissonant chords such as used in those previous studies are perceived as unpleasant, which was presumably (though not formally tested) not the case for our sad piano music excerpts.

The proportions could provide an indication of whether the women perceive the treatment to be efficacious; the greater the number of repeat prescriptions, then presumably the more successful the treatment is perceived as being.

"However," she said, "the serial nature of the contacts understandably could be perceived as some kind of pressure, presumably at my direction".

So far, though, that hasn't happened, presumably because major corporations are enormously skittish about being perceived as partisan or ideological.

Presumably, several Democrats said, he would like to be perceived as doing enough to help Democrats win the House so he would not be blamed if they do not.

Presumably this group also uses the herbicide because weeding is perceived as very intensive work causing potential back problems.