Sentence examples for visibly perceived from inspiring English sources
The latter might be of particular importance not only because of changes on the visibly perceived colour of the finished products but also because of the potential formation of products with free radical scavenging activities that could potentially protect entrapped bacteria from free radical-driven oxidative damage.
That's a long way from controversy in America about Mr. Obama's "leading from behind role" in Libya — optional translation: engagement, but not so much or so visibly as to be perceived as losing if things go wrong.
"Respondents expressed concern that visibly tattooed workers may be perceived by customers to be 'abhorrent', 'repugnant', 'unsavoury' and 'untidy'".
It corresponds with previous studies in Sweden that indicate that culture is perceived according to how visibly different "they" are from "us" (e.g. Mattsson, 2005; Pred, 2000).
This indicates that although participants are aware of environmental issues, they are not perceived as significant determinants of health unless they are considered immediately (or visibly) concerning (such as air pollution in Hamilton).
Effects of perceived exposure on health were found in experimental studies, demonstrating that symptom reporting increased in healthy participants after being exposed to sham EMF, supposedly emitted by visibly present electrical equipment [ 37, 38].
A compulsive and obsessive concern for perceived self image usually increases in the patient suffering from oncological disease every time social interaction requires body parts that may reveal a past surgical treatment to be visibly exposed.
I am what many would perceive as a visibly queer person.
One technology most visibly marked by commodification is displays — in particular, high-resolution displays so packed with pixels that human eyeballs cannot perceive the individual dots that make up the image.
He was visibly frustrated, visibly pressing, visibly confused.
