Sentence examples for several studies perceived from inspiring English sources

Patients in several studies perceived low levels of PCP knowledge as a barrier to care, one specific example being the patient experiencing a delayed diagnosis of lung cancer which they specifically related to a lack of PCP knowledge.

In contrast to findings of several other studies, perceived quality of ANC care was not seen to influence the choice of a delivery attendant.

In one of several studies of perceived growth in close relationships, Kirkpatrick and Hazan [ 71] asked dating couples to assess the current quality of their relationship once a year for 4 years.

The authors of several studies concluded that perceived ability to affect social and environmental change in one's life affects how people perceive their environment and health (Bickerstaff and Walker 2001; Brown et al. 2004, 2006; Halvorson 2003; Harnish et al. 2006; Potts 2004).

Several studies found that perceived risk was a primary factor in disaster relocation/evacuation decision making (Baker 1991; Whitehead et al. 2000; Stein et al. 2010; Huang et al. 2012).

Moreover, several studies have indicated perceived overweight as a critical factor associated with lower HRQoL.

In healthcare services, several studies have used perceived quality to assess patient satisfaction [ 5, 8, 9, 13, 14, 27].

Several studies have identified perceived health status or health-related quality of life (HRQOL) as a very important predictor of health service utilization [ 1- 7].

Several studies have described perceived characteristics of dentists that are likely to increase care-seeking or satisfaction with care, including communication skills, informing patients about treatment options, and dental teams' behaviour during dental visits [ 13- 17, 22- 25].

Several studies found that perceived behavioural control is likely to be more important than attitude [ 38, 44], and reducing actual barriers might be an important strategy in behaviour maintenance.

In summary, the way several ecological, conservation and evolutionary studies perceive and treat the habitat of organisms is a clear example of simplistic, typological thinking.