Sentence examples for recognition and perceived from inspiring English sources

Another plausible explanation for our findings is childhood social learning of illness behavior (such as family definition of illness, recognition and perceived seriousness of symptoms, and reaction to symptoms), which has been hypothesized to play an important role in the development of illness and health-seeking behavior in children [ 4, 36].

Studies examined cognitive aspects in particular relating to level of knowledge, symptom expectations, symptom attribution, recognition of symptoms, and perceived seriousness.

Other countries could also use operational research to identify the predominant motivators in order to adapt their performance management strategies, though care must be taken with asking questions about motivating factors, due to wide possibilities of interpretation of terms such as appreciation and recognition and the perceived benefits of activities such as training.

On the other hand, he might have been a person not accustomed to self-observation and recognition of his mood, pain and perceived well-being fluctuations.

They were also frustrated about the government's decision to stop issuing a recommended salary scale and perceived it gave 'no recognition and due respect to the teaching force' (p. 35).

Compared to their male colleagues they felt less confident in treating depressive and anxiety disorders and perceived their knowledge in recognition, diagnosis and treatment of these disorders as less adequate (Table  2).

Associations between recognition and help-seeking were examined for each symptom controlling for demographics and perceived ease of health-care access.

It was shown and perceived to be more sensitive than the DF/DHF/DSS classification for timely recognition of severe disease.

The lack of performance-related rewards and recognition were perceived to be particularly demotivating.

Recognition of danger signs and perceiving certain symptoms as important, eliciting seeking of care, may have been due to counselling by the CHWs.

By comparing DNN-based speech synthesizers that utilize different emotional representations, we assess the impact of these representations and design decisions on human emotion recognition rates, perceived emotional strength, and subjective speech quality.