Sentence examples for than to perceived from inspiring English sources

Respondents' reported distress during hot flushes was more closely related to their frequency of negative thoughts about the problem, than to perceived control, flush chronicity or daily frequency of flushes.

Non-technical performance in the simulation setting may be more closely tied to one's level of clinical experience than to perceived or actual stress.

Our study suggests that non-technical performance in the simulation setting may be more closely tied to one's level of clinical experience than to perceived or actual stress.

Compared to females with no education, those with secondary or higher education were less likely (0.759 times) to perceive the NHIS service as the same or better than to perceive it as worse.

Compared to males that had never been married, males that were formerly married were almost half as likely to perceive the NHIS service as the same or better than to perceive it as worse.

Compared to the poorest, wealthier men are about 51% less likely to perceive that services from the NHIS were the same or better than to perceive it as worse (see Table  4, model 3).

M. John Sterba, chairman of Investment Management Advisors of New York, said long-term investors should keep balanced portfolios of stocks, bonds and cash equivalents, rather than rushing to perceived safety.

While less common than responding to perceived financial struggles, some providers in the suburban home-based provider group watched children over holidays or when parents failed to pick them up.

These effects were stronger than those attributable to perceived Culture Maintenance.

Female GPs in this study referred more often than male GPs due to perceived deficient medical knowledge.

The forest environment is also rated more highly with regard to perceived restorativeness than the urban environment.