Sentence examples for reflected perception from inspiring English sources

The standardization of language (and thus of cognitively reflected perception) had to be realized in accordance with the structural regularity of existence.

Glass patterns without coherent structure were viewed during the baseline period to ensure neuronal responses reflected perception of structure and not changes in local image features.

The participants in this study reflected perceptions that are almost similar to what diabetic patients from Western countries have expressed.

This theme, composed of four sub-themes, reflected perceptions that care by an NP resulted in improved availability and timeliness of care, prevention of unnecessary hospitalization and more effective professional working relationships.

It reflects perception regarding access to resources and opportunities needed to accomplish behavior, including access to money, time, and other resources, and the focal person's self-confidence in the ability to carry out the behavior (Ajzen 1991; Taylor and Todd 1995).

A low TCI score reflects perception of poor team climate.

The AU was also evaluated higher by the ward staff, reflecting perception of higher reliability, easier use, less contact with urine bags and less time usage for measurements.

She will present a piece in which a hand-held mirror reflects perceptions of aging.

Some of it reflects perceptions of minority progress in both countries.

The current-conditions index, which reflects perceptions of consumers' financial situation and whether it is a good time to make major purchases, climbed from 97 last month to 108.9, the highest since 110.5 in December 2000.

We find significant evidence that students' choices reflect perceptions of biases in teachers' grading practices.