Sentence examples for the use and perception of from inspiring English sources

A number of studies have investigated the use and perception of ACC systems among people (31 50 % of whom were older drivers, depending on the study) who have an ACC system in their personal vehicle (Strand et al. 2011; Eichelberger & McCartt 2014a; Cicchino & McCartt 2014; Eichelberger & McCartt 2014b; AAAFTS 2008).

This work was the first nationwide survey evaluating the use and perception of GDs among the Brazilian population.

To account for seasonality in malaria and the possibility that the use and perception of rapid diagnostic tests may change over time, recruitment continued for a full malaria season and beyond the minimum sample size.

The systematic study of the use and perceptions of invasive species relative to native species has been limited (Kull et al. 2011).

However, the use and perceptions of conflict invasive species such as Australian acacias differ considerably in different areas (Kull et al. 2011).

It assessed the use and perceptions of the Extranet that had been built to support the committee during the SARS outbreak.

The objective of this study was to explore the use and perceptions of a local Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome (SARS) Extranet and its potential to support future information and communication applications.

The objectives of this research were to examine a) the use and perceptions of a local SARS Extranet, and b) its potential to support future public health information dissemination and communication with the local community.

The aim of the present study is to describe the actual use and perception of the role of SM by Tunisian residents in intensive care medicine.

It was found that showerhead design factors such as colour, shape and size are inconclusive in determining the water efficient use, and perception of a positive shower experience.

Little is known about the differences in reported use and perception of patient education between experienced and novice physiotherapists.