Sentence examples for to address this perception from inspiring English sources

The RAS are concerned that if UK astronomers are disillusioned about job opportunities in science and academia, "will they go out into the community with a positive attitude toward scientific research?" To address this perception, the RAS suggested that "it might be appropriate for PPARC to run an 'end-of-PhD course' dealing with issues of careers, transferable skills, and job hunting".

To address this perception, students were posed a question regarding their preferred laboratory partner.

So, is this new trend to cast light on off-screen events (whether real or staged) an attempt to address this shift in our perceptions and give credibility back to shows like The Bachelor?

To address this gap, we compare perceptions of EBDM competencies reported in four U.S. national surveys we conducted with the public health workforce at the local and state level.

And few genres address this perception so directly, and effectively as that of song.

We need to address this because it perpetuates older generations' perception of us as an "entitled generation".

This study aimed to address this gap by exploring the risk perception of pregnant women of AMA.

To address this assumption failure, in particular for perception bias, mark-recapture distance sampling methods have been developed that allow the estimation of g(0) (Laake & Borchers, 2004).

To address this gap, we examined empirically the perceptions of stakeholder engagement practitioners involved in the extractives industries regarding the outcomes that can result from dialogue in SLO engagement processes.

This might help to address the perception that there is a tension between the bank's lending goals and its pursuit of objectives to improve governance.

However, our aim in this study was to address the perception of sedation practices among intensivists, not the actual practices.