Sentence examples for residual perception from inspiring English sources

Further, there remains the residual perception of the nature of traditional Aboriginal literature formed on a number of early, well-intentioned collections of myths and legends, such as Catherine Langloh Parker's Australian Legendary Tales (1896) or Alan Marshall's People of the Dreamtime (1952), where the stories are reshaped to meet European notions of narrative design and structure.

Participants were blinded to the content of each stimulus prior to sampling, and 3 or more oral rinses with room-temperature tap water were used after each sample until the participant confirmed that they no longer had any residual perception of taste or mouthfeel.

However, a trade-off between residual perceptions of reduced service quality, and the welfare gains from removal of user fees should guide such a policy change.

Our goal here was to investigate whether visual imagery was still possible in case of bilateral V1 destruction behaviorally evidenced by total clinical blindness and if so, whether it might boost residual visual perception.

The LV participants reported varying levels of residual visual perception: LV2 had no vision in one eye while the other eye was normal; LV5 could not decipher text such as room numbers or building names; LV1, LV3, LV4 and LV6 could not discern details such as facial expressions; LV3 mentioned not being able to see in environments where the intensity of light is very high or very low.

As such, atropine would appear to be enhancing some residual light perception retained in these animals.

We feel that the residual light perception, with or without the Argus II acting as a light detector, may have led to a sense of the letter or word allowing enhanced guessing.

The two outlier patients (figure 2 device off) may have used residual light perception to construct a sense of the letter to aid guessing in the less complex letters in Groups A and B. However, in both subjects, the letter-reading performance was both better and faster with the device on.

We define these manifolds grown from patches as the "ε-balls", where ε corresponds to the perception residual or fluctuation.

Secondary outcomes are quality of life, sexual function, POP-Q stage, pelvic floor muscle function, post-void residual volume, patients' perception of improvement, and costs.

Patching confirmed that the outcomes were not achieved due to residual native light perception or a placebo effect.