Sentence examples similar to valid perception of from inspiring English sources

While uniform contrast reduction is a valid model to assess the perception of two-dimensional patterns moving on a computer screen, it is a poor model to investigate how an atmospheric phenomenon like fog affects motion perception in three-dimensional environments.

A proactive identification system could also enable more timely interventions where warranted, ranging from education to increased screening to environmental cleanup, and more rapid assessment and possible resolution of community concerns when there is a valid, alternative explanation to the perception of a disease excess.

Since valid and reliable perceptions of aging instruments are unavailable in Dutch, these associations have not yet been tested in the Netherlands.

Given the variability of results regarding the perception of impairment, no valid evidence can be derived from this study.

The scale was valid and reliable for measuring women's perception of supportive care given during labor.

Although these limitations may be necessary for a number of valid reasons, they can create a very negative perception of IT.

The perception of the individual as autonomous is not necessarily valid in societies where a communal framework is the norm (Bhutta 2004; Stenson et al. 2010).

50 valid trials were collected for each condition to determine the PSE for the perception of the electrical pulses.

The Naiyāyikas generally take perception to be a two-staged process: first there arises a non-conceptual (nirvikalpaka) perception of the object and then a conceptual (savikalpaka) perception, both being valid cognitions.

For as Dharmakīrti declares in the Ascertainment of Valid Cognition (PVin I, 55): "If ascertaining were not itself [directly] perceived, the perception of objects would not be established".

This would have potential for greater employment outcomes for N/HMPs, particularly if their perception of alignment with the NZ Health Strategy [ 16] goals proves to be valid.