Sentence examples for sufficiently perceived from inspiring English sources
Recent events might also influence expert scorings when they reveal vulnerabilities that had been unknown or not sufficiently perceived before.
Only stable or at least reliably reoccurring variants of certain cue-configurations might allow the network in the DG to adapt sufficiently to perceive a change of the cues as significantly new.
Yet it is also true that the line dividing the abstract and the concrete is less than absolute: objects perceived sufficiently close up or far away, for example, tend to lose their "realistic" associations.
That is, if a physical motion is selected as a output of this system, the notification does not disturb unrelated person but can be perceived sufficiently by a person nearby.
However grooming was performed for a much longer duration (∼3 min) and a decrease in heart rate does not mean that it is perceived sufficiently positively to be considered as reinforcement and thus promote learning or bonding.
Using food rewards had beneficial effects on horses' attachment to humans and facilitated learning, whereas the tactile contact was clearly not perceived sufficiently positively, neither for bonding to occur, nor for enhancing learning.
This highlights the necessity for accurate measuring systems, as subjectively these differences cannot be perceived sufficiently clearly.
Basic and instrumental activities of daily living do not sufficiently reflect the perceived burden of care experienced by the proxy who has to cope with the imposition of the dementia patients' behavioural symptoms.
Under a f 0 variation of 5 Hz, they are not sufficiently slow to be considered as a controlled intonation fluctuation but sufficiently slow to be perceived as a pitch variation [37].
As in the famed Agreement of the People of 1647, it is an appeal to an authority beyond king and parliament, to a body of individuals perceived as sufficiently responsible and united to be the ultimate sovereign.
Incentives may have operated by increasing the anticipated benefits of attending vaccination appointments sufficiently to overcome any perceived barriers.
