Sentence examples for the perceived end from inspiring English sources

For adalimumab and etanercept we assume that discontinuation takes place when the gap between the perceived end date of a prescription as per label information (e.g. prescription date +14 days for a single adalimumab prescription) and the date of the following prescription was more than 60 days apart.

In this case the perceived end was to take Pakistan off of the road of political moderation, democratic reform and openness -- long absent from the country -- in an attempt to turn the nation back towards instability and extremism.

With the imminent perceived "end" of CMOS device scaling, there is renewed interest in other non-silicon-FET based device and system architectures.

Ms Yellen acknowledged that the Fed was concerned when mortgage rates rose over the summer in reaction to a perceived end to bond-buying.

Additional support for this approach was provided by studies citing the procedural dangers of tracheostomy placement and chronic subglottic stenosis as a perceived end result from this operation [ 6, 7].

We built 4 products simultaneously to compete with the perceived need to offer end-to-end solutions like our US counterparts.

Their report ended the perceived need for the joint resolution.

The participant was to position the surface so that it coincided with the perceived distal end of the handheld rod.

Traditional QoS assessment provides an objective metric rather than a subjective opinion for end users, but it cannot directly reflect the perceived quality of end users and make full use of the radio resource.

In Bowles's case, she handed over her card to make the payment voluntarily (albeit under the perceived threat of ending up in an Indian jail) and in banking terms "authorised" the payment.

"Working Together on Costs," (Feb. 26) proves the axiom that when the perceived cost to the end user is zero, the good or service will be overutilized.