Sentence examples for studies perceived from inspiring English sources

As with previous studies perceived usefulness appeared to be one of the most important factors affecting the students' acceptance of the new technology [ 15].

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

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.

Participants in most of the studies perceived hypertension as a symptomatic illness associated principally with stress; this was confirmed in the sensitivity analyses looking at studies that were not restricted to minority ethnic groups, and in the non-US studies.

In this systematic review on people's perspectives on hypertension and drug taking, many participants in the individual studies perceived stress to be the primary cause and exacerbating factor of hypertension.

Only one study provided difficulty scores per scenario [ 19]: in the other studies, perceived difficulty was assessed for the set of scenarios as a whole [ 20], or difficulty scores were summed across scenarios [ 16, 17] (see Table  4).

In fMRI studies, perceiving experimentally learned faces activates the precuneus, supporting its role in familiarity processing, long-term memory retrieval and imagery [2], [7].

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.

In this research, study perceived behavioural control is not considered as equivalent to self-efficacy.

The participants in this qualitative study perceived headaches as something that threatened to ruin their lives.

In this study, "perceived threat" was only correlated with students' behavior of asking instructors for help.