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Also, if the lane markings do not match with the safe track of the vehicle, as this is perceived by the driver, invalid and difficult to interpret results are emerging [42].

These should be open and transparent, with not only network-provider driven, but also service-provider-driven and especially user-driven options on management and control to facilitate always best connected and served ABC&S, in whatever way this is perceived by the different stakeholders.

This is perceived by the cell, which repairs the break by mechanisms which may cause sequence alterations or introduce small templates.

This is perceived by the pediatricians through such comments from parents that a few of the nurses are nasty, short-tempered, and procrastinate especially with IV catheter reinsertions ("the parents don't like the nurse-on-duty because she is nasty", "the nurses scold the parents", or "iv catheters are often dislodged and it takes a long time for the nurses to re-insert….. .....).

This was perceived by the government official to be a consequence of the very different management regimes between the two countries.

What is that?" This was perceived by the long-serving doctor as unfair and de-motivating.

[ 10, 14] In our previous study among social assistance recipients [ 6], chronic illness was a common feature, but we found few other studies concerning those who were chronically ill and receiving social assistance in Sweden, and how this was perceived by the recipients themselves.

In the particular case of VLEs, we are interested in verifying the discourse continuity after multiple customizations by many users, looking at how it impacts on teacher's self-expression at the end of this chain, and how this expression is perceived by the students while interacting with the product of their teacher's effort.

Such a shift could, in fact, be due to an alteration of the physical field itself, or the way in which this field is perceived by the cells at different moments during flower development.

This spiciness is perceived by the body as pain.

"This preferential treatment is perceived by the public to be based upon the fact that Turner is an upper middle class, white student-athlete who was privileged enough to earn both admission and an athletic scholarship to a highly selective university, just as Judge Persky did himself".