Sentence examples for this perception reflects from inspiring English sources

I wonder whether this perception reflects the real world.

Nonetheless, this perception reflects the general practice in the health-care system, where for many years in Tanzania there has been little emphasis on care of the mother after child birth and the main focus has been on the baby with a well-structured plan of visits for health checks and immunization.

This perception reflected previous evidence based on the experience of seasonal influenza [1], [2], [3], [4], [5].

Hence, in both tasks, decreased prestimulus alpha power correlated with the perception of two stimuli, irrespective of whether this perception reflected veridical or illusory perception (Fig. 2).

According to Marta Lagos, Latinobarómetro's director, that perception reflects broader worries about a lack of fairness in the political system.

This can be interpreted as an indication that urbanites' perception reflects the typical eco-efficiency performance and is less influenced by exceptionally performing cities (in the latter case, DEA should have better correlation coefficient).

We speculate that dancers' attenuated WM cortical network associated with vestibular perception reflects dancers' vertigo resistance.

"Public perception, reflected in public opinion polls, is that this measure is the wrong way to address a serious problem," Gerardo Amarilla of the National party said.

But this perception probably reflects what psychologists call "the fundamental attribution error" — our tendency to ignore context and attribute an individual's success or failure solely to inherent qualities.

In reality, as a government truth commission showed in 2014, this perception only reflected the regime's censorship of the press and control of the judiciary.

This perception is reflected in the data as the average number of raiders per raid in Turkana decreased from 48 raiders in 2006 to 28 raiders in 2009 (TUPADO 2011).