Sentence examples for rise perceived from inspiring English sources

Subjects who watched the moving stripes rise perceived the stationary row of pins to be falling along their finger, and vice versa.

Rates of young adult cannabis use are rising, perceived harm is at its historical nadir, and most users do not want to quit.

A rise in frequency causes a rise in perceived vocal pitch.

A steady practice that leaves you a bit better equipped to pause before lashing out, to rise above perceived slights and not be put off by the usual setbacks.

When children are more responsive to their parents' influence, a rise in perceived discrimination hampers children's adaptation less (β ′ is lower in absolute value see (8) in the Appendix).

These analyses will calculate effects on distress (NPI, UBOS), challenging behavior (NPI-NH, CMAI), quality of life of residents (Qualidem, RISE), and perceived quality of care.

Patterns in the individual trajectories can be illustrated by using functional clusters which identified linear and quadratic patterns, distinguished by the rate of rise in perceived leg exertion and the size of the delay as work became progressively harder.

You know when I sit and when I rise; you perceive my thoughts from afar.

You know when I sit and when I rise; You perceive my thoughts from afar.... Before a word is on my tongue You know it completely, O Lord.

Another perverse sign of the recovery is a perceived rise in homelessness.

The parade was staged against the backdrop of a perceived rise in hostility towards LGBTI rights under the Law and Justice government.