Sentence examples for significant perceptions from inspiring English sources

As illustrated in Table 6, elementary school teachers held statistically significant perceptions that differed from those of secondary school teachers in the sub-dimension of SRP.

The between-subjects effect for personal control was not significant: perceptions of personal control did not differ significantly as more medicines were prescribed (f = 0.171, df = 2,314, P = 0.843).

Three of the eight tests of change in means were significant (Perceptions of Insulin Therapy and Treatment Preference for type 1 and Diabetes Worries for type 2), but the size of the change was small (less than 0.1 standard deviation units, a measure of effect size).

"There is a significant perception that it is difficult to switch accounts, but it is not as difficult as it used to be," agrees Glendinning.

According to the 2015 State of the CIO report, there is a significant perception gap between business leaders and IT executives.

However, there is a significant perception that the community has not been adequately informed about the Walk-in Centre.

Perception variables were not found to follow any trend with regards to age, but there was relatively higher (though not significant) perception for age groups 30 39 and 40 49 years which may be accounted for by the fact that these fall into the management age group.

Among males, the difference between the branded and both plain conditions was significant for perceptions of appeal.

In this case, since there is no depth present in the 2D video stream, large PSNR values indicate failure in adding significant depth perception to the stream.

Although there were no significant changes in perceptions of quality of care, perceptions of workload substantially increased whilst perceptions of mental energy substantially decreased.

The relationship was also statistically significant for global perceptions of quality of life (p < 0.05) and perceptions of satisfaction in life (p < 0.05).