The interview schedule for GPs and PST experts explored their understanding of PST as an intervention, how they perceived it could be applied in clinical practice, barriers to its clinical use and ideas they may have to assist GPs' learning about PST.
They perceived it as salvation from what Kundera calls "the anti-Western Messianism of Soviet totalitarianism".
One in five said they were using the electronic version as they perceived it as less harmful than traditional cigarettes.
"The short sale was attractive because they perceived it to be a great value," Ms. Petkanas said.
Because the colored dot appeared so infrequently, it grabbed subjects' attention and they perceived it as lasting twice as long as the others did.
Each time the early settlers pushed West, they found what was to them virgin land, and they perceived it as paradise.
When asked why, they said that they preferred it; it was part of their tradition and they perceived it to be healthier.
Believing that "advertising is even more important to their sales" than they perceived it to be a decade ago means "budgets might be more stable," she added, and therefore "the relationships between advertisers and agencies would weather a recession better".
Though James Baldwin wrote that Riverton proved to blacks "how thoroughly the white world despised them," prospective tenants seemed able to look past the insult -- if they perceived it as such.
The [US] government has used the Espionage Act to go after journalistic sources who at least in their own minds thought they were doing a public service like Snowden by calling attention to a problem as they perceived it.
Although one survey from the Food Marketing Institute found that as many as 91% of consumers had at some point thrown away food because they perceived it to be a safety risk, most date labels aren't designed to indicate safety.
