For example, in addition to perceiving a range of positive effects, some participants appeared to take on a more active role in consultations and self-care.
Many terrestrial species can perceive a range of common compounds with six or seven carbon atoms that are produced by all green plants as metabolic by-products.
We have shown that patients with bronchiectasis perceived a range of barriers to participation in physical activity, with those who were more sedentary perceiving more barriers.
NPs, senior doctors and senior nurses perceived a range of changes to the overall functioning of the ED following the introduction of NPs (Table 3).
Although staff working in these homes perceived a range of barriers to implementation, they were generally positive about the GSFCH and were optimistic that the tools and strategies they were using, or planning to use, would result in better end of life care for residents.
They also perceived a range of barriers, restricting access to relevant clinical services, such as waiting lists, lack of clinical expertise and the cost of relevant clinical services.
Indeed, nurses perceived a range of moral and ethical concerns to be associated with ACP [ 32].
His fundamental insight that proteins change shape as they interact with other molecules--the "induced fit" theory--changed the way scientists perceived a range of processes, from the catalytic power of enzymes to the action of hormones.
Why are some "color-blind" people able to perceive an almost normal range of colors while others see barely more than a two-toned world?
These are sensitive to blues, greens and reds respectively, and the information is combined to allow us to perceive the full range of colours.
It is somewhat similar to the illusion we experience when our eyes perceive a wide range of colors on a video display, even though the image consists of just three different colored pixels, he says.
