Sentence examples for the perceived understanding from inspiring English sources

Although the perceived understanding of modern soccer would suggest that every club is run through the sports channels that we subscribe to each month, the Bundesliga stands alone in its self-prescribed necessity to remain nondependent on large TV deals, unlike its European counterparts.

In 2010, a few businesses - including an animal hospital, a dentist and others - decided to get together and challenge Yelp in court on the perceived understanding that Yelp alters business ratings in exchange for money.

Furthermore, the fact that changes in the perceived understanding of terminology and in confidence were independent of changes in sympathy and practice, may say something about the need to include some EBP "attitudinal training", emphasising perhaps the philosophical importance of EBP.

(i) A questionnaire adapted from a previous study [ 7], was used to assess the students' perceived understanding of five different elements of meta-analysis.

The p values are for the difference in perceived understanding following RLO use (post RLO) compared to the rating before the RLO and after the lecture (pre-RLO).

Histograms of the change in students' perceptions of three separate pharmacology concepts are shown in Figure 2. Kruskal Wallis test to compare the ratings of perceived understanding of each pharmacology concept between the 3 cohorts of students (2 degrees of freedom).

Our results suggest that the association of perceived understanding of health education and instructions with glycemic control is not consistent in patients with different health literacy levels.

The questionnaire assessed perceived understanding, knowledge, risk perception, satisfaction, distress, cancer worry and health-related quality of life (HRQoL), 6 8 weeks after surgery and decision regarding adjuvant chemotherapy.

This scale evaluates the respondent's perceived understanding of diabetes care and self-management, how to care for feet, and what to do in the event of symptoms of low blood glucose, for example.

An evaluation study with healthcare students would determine the impact of the RLOs on their perceived understanding of meta-analysis concepts and views on usability and design of the e-learning materials.

However, additional visits to clinic (as raised in the patient focus group), lack of perceived understanding of role and the benefit/risks of podiatry care were the three most common reasons for refusal.