Sentence examples for the perceived relevance from inspiring English sources

The respondent was asked to rate the perceived relevance for each domain using a 5-point scale (0 = not relevant, 1 = slightly relevant, 2 = relevant, 3 = very relevant, 4 = extremely relevant).

However, democratization of a script appears to have more to do with the availability of reading materials and of instruction in reading and the perceived relevance of literacy skills to the readers.

"A relatively high participation rate in large cities will confirm the perceived relevance of elections, and in effect suggest that 2009 was an aberration and not the norm in the gradual institutionalisation of the electoral process as broker in Iran's competitive and factionalised politics".

However, as the case of smoking nicely illustrates, even very well-justified evidence does not necessarily change the perceived relevance evaluations and related choices.

In Experiment 1, we characterized primary task performance costs associated with the presentation of secondary information on the GG while also manipulating the perceived relevance of the secondary information (through instructions) to the participant.

It is the period in which Halliday substantively enters the field of child language development with his analyses of the language of Nigel at 19 months and in which he generally works to expand the perceived relevance of the model.

The high perceived relevance of the measure to clinical encounters has also been found in similar studies outside primary care [ 25, 26] and in international settings [ 24, 27].

In their research concerning barriers to treatment participation Kazdin and Wassell [ 70] point out the importance of the parents' perceived relevance of treatment.

For the analysis, perceived relevance of alcohol related counselling was dichotomised as highly relevant versus any lesser response and the frequency of counselling as usually-always counselling versus less often or no counselling.

Thirdly, answering the questions in a socially desired manner might have contributed to the high perceived relevance of psychoeducation compared to other treatment options or interventions, as psychoeducation was the main focus of the two surveys.

Table  2 reports on the reported perceived relevance of patient safety items.