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It's what you might call a cognitive reference point, a shorthand expression representing a perception of time rather than a literal quantification of it.

Fever represents a perception of an elevated temperature.

Subsequently, the question arises of whether the teacher child relationship represents a perception bias of a child's problem level that reflects teachers' child preferences.

All items were reversed scored and a mean item score was calculated, with higher scores representing a perception of the barriers being greater We used two items to assess providers' views about the receipt of peer support.

Delays in chemoprophylaxis during the study period likely represented an institutional perception that earlier administration was risky in patients with ICH and without substantial value.

In this context, Mr. El-Erian said, the downgrade represents a wide perception of instability in the world's financial structure.

Recent initiatives by the Church of England to draw more pagans into its ambit have been both misrepresented and sensationalised: knowing several C of E members involved in the "forest churches", such initiatives more greatly represent a growing perception of commonality and thus inclusiveness.

Higher scores represent a higher perception of structural empowerment.

The responses were tallied to produce a score ranging from 0 to 8 (normal [1 point assigned], decreased [0.5 point assigned], or absent [0 points assigned]) A score of 0 represented a complete lack of perception, whereas a score of 8 represented full perception of all stimuli.

They represented a level of sly perception you only got from having time back east in Manhattan.

MPN013 starts as all sensor proteins with an unspecified domain (1 120) probably representing a signal-perception domain.