Sentence examples for the perceived qualities from inspiring English sources

According to the Oxford English Dictionary, the word "swine" derives from the Old English swin, referring to bristle-bearing, non-ruminant hoofed mammals, and the perceived qualities thereof, almost none of which are salutary.

In today's increasingly competitive marketplace, designers and manufacturers are extremely concerned with the perceived qualities of their products.

The perceived qualities of the AIF were seen as being unique, as the product of the harsh Australian environment, the ethos of the bush and egalitarianism.

Indeed, taste receptor polymorphisms affect the ability to recognize taste stimuli by altering the perceived qualities of food and impacting food preference and intake [1], [6].

For example, taste receptors could affect glucose homeostasis through a gustatory mechanism by altering the perceived qualities of food and impacting food preference and intake [6], [30].

The perceived strength of the stimuli can be varied without detrimental effects on the perceived qualities.

How might the loss of the figurehead of this brand affect the perceived quality of their product?

"It improves the perceived quality of the business because there's been rather erratic earnings from distribution," said Richard Ratner, an analyst at Seymour Pierce Group.

Because of the perceived quality of their universities, the UK and the US are already more popular destinations for international students than Australia.

The perceived quality directly influences the value perceived by consumers.

The perceived quality, therefore, depends on the underlying securities.