Sentence examples for the right perception from inspiring English sources

That way, if we made the right sort of news we'd get the right sort of coverage and the right perception of Yeltsin.

(H1 DP6, Interview 2) I think the most important thing is to create the right perception amongst your colleagues.

Overall, 407 (91.9%) of respondents had the right perception of malaria while 13 (2.9%) had wrong perceptions and 23 (5.2%) did not know what malaria is.

Overall, 92% of respondents had the right perception of malaria and 88% knew at least one correct sign/symptom of malaria.

Earlier studies found that a strong dissatisfaction with the body is a predictive factor of unhealthy practices for weight control, suggesting that in order to decrease unhealthy behaviors, it might be important to develop interventions that aim at enhancing the right perception of the child's own body and at developing realistic goals to be achieved through diet [ 26, 27].

The drivers who have taken a driving class do not exhibit expected right perception of the impact of cell phone use on their driving safety as well as PRT.

This information helps flooring and ambient designers to convey the right safety perception for the elderly to reduce risk of falling by eliciting the proper accommodation.

The radio, television, tracts/posters and the CRAs all informed significantly higher proportions of respondents in the urban than in the rural communities (Table  1).> Following the varied views of malaria by the respondents, their perceptions were grouped into three categories: right perception of malaria, wrong perception and "don't know"/no responses.

The results supported the hypothesis that explicit memory for emotional words was dependent more on the right hemisphere, whereas perception of both emotional and non-emotional words was more dependent on the left hemisphere.

It just doesn't ring the right psychological risk perception alarm bells.

Going forward, the rights holders' perceptions paint an impression that those consulted aspire to enjoy the inherent liberties and entitlements associated with this right especially land for own food production; implying, they prefer facilitation of own food production rather than provision of food rations.