By seeing lots of other people affected during visits to the clinic, as well as regaining physical health, engaging in productive activities and receiving emotional support from health service providers and family members, ART users tend to progressively perceive HIV as "an ordinary disease" which affects many other "normal people".
As the world around us is becoming progressively interconnected and complex, human health is increasingly perceived as the integrated outcome of its ecological, social-cultural, economic and institutional determinants.
Feedback regarding the quality of one's work progressively raises perceived efficacy, which, in turn, predicts subsequent performance.
This paper confirms that UK organisations are increasingly adopting cloud services, and it also reveals that they have been progressively migrating services perceived as non-mission critical (i.e. where lock-in and security risks seem lower) such as general purpose applications suites, email and massaging applications.
Those who did not fully use the telecare system perceived progressively good glycemic control or experienced transmission problems.
This baby/mother/therapist group relationship develops progressively and is initially perceived as a virtual group before developing into a more concrete transferential relationship based on familial and social resources.
Regardless of treatment (ie, time effect), perceived hunger progressively increased throughout the morning (early compared with late morning; P < 0.05), declined throughout the afternoon (early compared with late afternoon; P < 0.05), and remained lower in the afternoon than in the morning (P < 0.01).
It is partly the fury of more progressively minded Canadians at the perceived assault by Mr Harper on minority religions that has propelled Mr Trudeau to a 37.1 per cent showing in the latest CTV/Globe and Mail poll, against 29.4 per cent for Mr Harper's Tories and 23.7 per cent for the New Democrats.
As indicated in Figure 7B, the psychophysical data showed that, for stimuli traversing projected distances of 1° 7° at 6.5°/s, the perceived speed decreased progressively as the projected distance increased.
Students perceived they were progressively less capable completing procedural skills, operational management skills and administrative tasks.
