Sentence examples for specifically perceived from inspiring English sources

Among both incarcerated and non-incarcerated individuals, social support, specifically perceived emotional and practical support and number of people perceived as supportive, has also been found to be protective against various physical and psychological health outcomes such as depression, anxiety, and hopelessness (Johnson et al. 2011; Biggam and Power 1997; Bradley and Cartwright 2002).

Specifically, perceived usefulness for reducing costs associated with clinical practice is the factor with the greatest discriminant power (β = 0.547).

Specifically, perceived necessity was related to medical factors such as number of comorbidities, number of medications, and insulin use.

More specifically, perceived speed is determined by the relative contrast between the central and peripheral areas of the visual field.

Specifically, perceived negative relationships with either or both parents, and a negative relationship between parents, whether living together or not, were associated with suicidality.

Specifically, perceived energetic uncertainty, whether of mere food in animals or of economic resources in humans, is likely to set into motion behavioral responses that eventually lead to increased fat storage.

More specifically, perceiving a face moving in the same direction as a just-perceived house increased activation in the parahippocampal place area (PPA).

Indeed, a sensing and signalling pathway that specifically perceives UV-B radiation has been discovered in Arabidopsis thaliana L. involving a regulatory cascade initiated at the UVB-RESISTANCE 8 (UVR8) UV-B radiation photoreceptor, which controls gene expression to trigger morphogenetic, metabolic, protective and repair mechanisms [ 22- 24].

The SYNus has been criticized for the image it conjures of American cities -- specifically, the perceived need to drive an aggressively styled armored vehicle as secure as a bank vault.

More specifically, if perceived item difficulty is high relative to one's competence, test-taking engagement will be negatively affected.

Specifically, prototypes, perceived vulnerability, and norms predicted willingness to drink, which in turn predicted drinking behavior (drinks per week and peak number of drinks) over a period of 12 months.