"This personal engagement, however, cannot be perceived to represent Transfield Services' views nor make use of company resources.
In patients with end-stage renal disease (ESRD), anxiety disorders often are perceived to represent symptoms of depression rather than independent conditions and therefore have been relatively understudied in this medical population.
This final component of the series, Willie Gillis in College, engenders much critical review because it is perceived to represent a transformation of character.
In this scenario, active individuals are perceived to represent inactive ones [ 18, 19].
The alternative strategy, universal vaccination, will not have an effect on imported chronic hepatitis B cases, which have been perceived to represent the main disease burden.
While shared care is perceived to represent a promising model of nAMD care, voiced concerns suggest that there would need to be greater collaboration between ophthalmology and optometry, in terms of interprofessional trust and communication.
The zebrafish genome may be perceived to represent some of the genome architecture of a large number of vertebrate species given its location on a portion of the tree of life within Cyprinidae with over 2,400 extant species.
Members usually had good relationships with health workers, and were perceived to play an important role in representing community interests and helping oversee facility management.
IBA conducted a mission to Sri Lanka last February which noted "a wider pattern of intimidation routinely expressed against members of civil society, including academics, aid workers and lawyers representing terrorist suspects who are perceived to be critical or challenging of the government or its policies".
Relative advantage represents the degree to which a technology is perceived to be better than the existing alternatives [ 23].
