Sentence examples for the study perceived from inspiring English sources
Moreover, participants of the study perceived vocabulary learning through text messages more resourceful, fun and motivating than printed version.
As revealed in the study, perceived stress was negatively related to their resilience.
The use of an educational control group was found to be acceptable and appropriate, with participation in either arm of the study perceived to be useful by participants.
Mary, like most other patients who took part in the study, perceived hospitals as places where "you really get looked after" (Ellen) because they are frequented by diabetes consultants (i.e. specialists) who provide "the ultimate knowledge" (Andy).
It becomes evident, as the activity is repeated during the semester that, among the top experiments (typically four or five stand out), the study perceived by a particular panel to be "best" is to some degree a matter of taste.
Participants in the study perceived the culture of nursing as one where patient violence should be accepted as part of the job and many felt this belief was unavoidable.
Participants in most of the studies perceived hypertension as a symptomatic illness associated principally with stress; this was confirmed in the sensitivity analyses looking at studies that were not restricted to minority ethnic groups, and in the non-US studies.
The teachers in this study perceived that the designed curriculum brings more benefits for students than does the conventional science curriculum (Hằng et al. 2015).
The participants of this study perceived that the prevalence of SC use in poor urban neighborhoods was related to the disproportionate number of young Black men who are under criminal justice supervision.
Similar to the previous studies, the students in this study perceived lack of scientific evidence as the greatest barrier for them to use CAM [ 6, 10, 16].
Consequently, the participants in this study perceived this behaviour by the health professions as a negative experience.
