Sentence examples for regained perception from inspiring English sources
Yet if confidence in auditing is to be regained, perception is as important as reality.
In the episode's first segment, "Beating Blindness," host Isobel Yeung investigates the new assistive technologies and surgical advancements helping people who have completely lost sight regain visual perception.
Sensory recovery has been observed as early as 12 weeks postoperatively, with regaining temperature perception later than tactility [ 12, 19, 26].
Within a few weeks, however, he regained minimal light perception and limited tunnel vision.
In our study, almost two third of patients regained vision of light perception or better with one third of patients improving to visual acuity of 6/45 or better.
But beyond the discounts, many people in the field say that aviation is also benefiting from the nation's rallying, wartime mood, and the perception that the country has regained control of its destiny.
"But words alone are not enough to change public perception and regain trust.
Toyota has regained close to half the public support it lost after late January, according to daily public perception scores collected by YouGov, a market research firm.
That perception may have played a role in Brown's solo career, which never quite regained the same momentum under the glaring wattage of Houston's superstardom and his continuous legal troubles.
Ireland has regained competitiveness.
