"It wasn't a reference to that anyway," he said, apparently suspecting he will be perceived as disingenuous for denying a deeper motive.
In addition, aggregate social attitudes towards cffDNA testing may influence uptake; if this testing is perceived as presenting new options to prospective parents, it is also possible that parents will be perceived as irresponsible for not availing themselves of these options [ 72, 73].
Finally, he would tell Karl Rove to take a leave of absence until September 2004 so that nothing the president does in this war will be perceived as being done for political gain.
When in doubt about how the facts will be perceived, she advised, look gently for more clues.
Court said the exchange is sullying its image and "will be perceived as an attack dog for the health insurance companies".
In my four years at Smith, I have noticed an opposition to self-care out of fear for how identifying the need for help will be perceived.
"A single, white woman running for office probably will be perceived differently than a single, African-American woman with children running for office.
They will be perceived by many as illegitimate, and for good reason.
"If the forces in Iraq are put under a U.N. mandate, they can still be commanded by an American, like in Bosnia, but it will be perceived differently and provide the legitimacy for others to join".
Now it's a team that is respected and will be perceived around the league as a contender for some time to come".
