Sentence examples for whilst perceived from inspiring English sources

Receipt of catch-up invitation predicted uptake only in the 0 dose group (OR = 3.45, 95% CI = 1.18 10.05), whilst perceived social desirability/benefit of MMR uptake predicted uptake only in the 1 dose group (OR = 9.61, 95% CI = 2.57 35.97).

Whilst perceived age has been related to various features of skin physiology e.g. wrinkling, eveness of colour, etc [4] [9] it has also been demonstrated to be determined (in part) by features of the underlying physiology of the face e.g. lip volume, fat distribution etc [5], [7] [9].

Whilst perceived relevance may increase students' enthusiasm for the learning there may be topics that they perceive to be less relevant which are nonetheless crucial to learn.

The discussion of surveillance options during the consultation may have made women feel they could do something to reduce their risk, so whilst perceived risk remained the same, women were less worried.

Results from our survey indicate that farmers place a high value on the importance of all ecosystem services, whilst perceiving most of them to be moderately manageable.

The farmers identified a variety of threats towards ecosystem services that were mostly agricultural in origin, whilst perceiving themselves to be moderately vulnerable to the loss of services.

Anfernee explains, "Whilst a perceived lack of time can be the result of poor time management skills, often it has to do with the entrepreneur taking on the wrong type of clients or too many low value clients.

Whilst pharmacists perceived a wide range of benefits of EPS, a large number of problems had been experienced.

Whilst carers perceived this positively as an opportunity for maintenance of normal living, patients often felt it was stigmatic or an intervention to be used sparingly.

Whilst sometimes perceived as a hard to reach group, promotion of appropriately tailored exercise in older adults may prove both acceptable and effective in reducing sedentary behaviour.

It is important to note, however, that whilst the perceived significance for psychoeducation for patients was high (93%), the significance for psychoeducation was perceived as being only modest for families (59%).