Sentence examples for raised perceptions from inspiring English sources

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On the whole women who had already had breast/ovarian cancer showed more concerns about ovarian cancer and raised perceptions of risk in comparison with the other groups, indicating the need for sensitive counselling of such women.

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Therefore, managers should focus attention of system selection that maximizes positive adoption characteristics related to direct and indirect externalities and then engage employees with training and information campaigns that support raising perceptions of those characteristics.

"These legal battles are raising perception among consumers that Samsung is the only one capable of competing against Apple," said Choi Do-youn, an analyst at LIG Investment & Securities.

It is necessary to make concerted campaigns to create and raise perception among farmers, traders and consumers about pre-and post-harvest practices affecting groundnut quality and aflatoxin contamination and high quality maintenance in the groundnut value chain.

The McConnell campaign calculated that such criticism would resonate in a state with the military traditions of Kentucky and, in a memorandum to Mr. McConnell, his campaign's pollster said the advertisements had raised negative perceptions of his opponent among voters and cut into his support.

That raised a perception problem: many people associate ceiling tiles with the ugly, dusty and stained mineral-fiber tiles that have loomed over offices for generations.

Pyne had been tipped to take the defence portfolio, even though that appointment would have raised a perception that he would favour his home state of South Australia in the $50bn submarine contract currently the subject of a competitive evaluation process.

Analysts said that the most recent fire, coming so soon after the first two, raised a perception issue for the Model S, which has earned high marks on safety from government regulators and independent automotive publications like Consumer Reports.

Moreover, we cannot rule out the positive feedback on the raised physicians' perception by having participated in the study.

Yet, in contrast to the concept of RAGE as a potent inducer of tumour growth and malignant conversion, few reports raised the perception that it also has tumour-suppressive functions in distinct cell types.

Rather, he starts with bodily, specifically neurological processes, and asks: how do such processes generate and raise our perceptions, emotions, thoughts, and actions?

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