Sentence examples for the perceived effects from inspiring English sources

Myths of widespread media effects are pervasive, and the perceived effects are invariably negative.

However, military and police officials routinely play down casualty figures because they are under increasing pressure from their superiors to minimize the perceived effects of the continuing attacks.

This study focuses on the perceived effects of transhumant practices on natural resource management at host communities by various actors (transhumant pastoralists, settled pastoralists and farmers).

The perceived effects and impacts from most of the hazards addressed in this study were found to differ significantly between the upstream and downstream regions of Koyra.

Overall, the results suggest that the asymmetry found in the motives of raiding does not translate into major differences in the (perceived) effects of the conflicts.

Qualitative methods, including focus groups, explored the perceived effects of healing in more depth and the participants' experience of taking part in research.

A statistical analysis is applied to extract the perceived effect of resampling technologies.

Moreover, our study investigates the perceived effect of Comfort Noise (CN) and frequency bandwidth changeover required for speech material preparation.

Objective: To describe the perceived effect of computerized physician order entry (CPOE) on professional collaboration, workflow and quality of care.

Figure 9 gives some illustrative results about the perceived effect caused by the resampling technology using our set-up speech quality framework.

The Q-Model assures an elegant trade-off to subsume the perceived effect of packet loss at short- and long-terms.