Sentence examples for was originally perceived from inspiring English sources

Afforestation was originally perceived as an agricultural activity, and thereafter as a tool for managing the national land reserve and as an aid for developing settlements.

The legal and moral implications of this service remain unanswered, though it seems clear that iDesktop.tv is moving in quite a different direction to Nick Bell's Quick.tv, which was originally perceived as a competitor.

Although ICOS was originally perceived to costimulate Th2 responses [ 15], studies with a variety of infectious pathogens have shown that both Th1 and Th2 cytokines were sometimes (although not consistently) altered [ 12].

According to one view, objects in memory are maintained in a few independent "slots" (Luck & Vogel, 1997) that can be maintained in an abstract manner, divorced from the way that visual information was originally perceived (Woodman, Vogel, & Luck, 2012).

We concluded that setting up a low intensity early discharge model of intermediate care between a university hospital and a residential home is less straightforward than was originally perceived by management, and that quality of care needs careful monitoring to ensure the change is for the better.

T-cell-mediated autoimmune diseases were originally perceived to be driven by Th1 IFNγ production based on the evidence that p40-deficient mice and antibodies specific for p40 inhibited experimental autoimmune encephalomyelitis (EAE), collagen-induced arthritis (CIA), and experimental autoimmune uveitis (EAU) [ 19- 22].

The RPE was originally proposed for ergonomic purposes to evaluate "overall" perceived exertion, physical stress, and exhaustion during physical effort [ 15, 16].

Let the filibuster survive, but only as it was originally intended — as a circumspect and infrequent means of challenging a perceived overreach of majority power.

The questionnaire was originally developed and validated with the aim of assessing pain and pain control as perceived and rated by the patient [ 45].

"Deconstructing Harry" was originally called "The Worst Man in the World"; in it Allen brazenly addresses what he perceives as the public's view of him.

Although the BHSU was originally developed to understand health services utilization [ 8, 13], it has also been used to predict perceived service need [ 25, 26].