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Meanings of perceived in English

Detected by instinct or inference rather than by recognized perceptual cues.

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Usage of perceived in English
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The company often draws public anger over perceived problems linked to searches.
Reuters
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However, there is a lack of objective methods for quantifying perceived age.
Pubmed
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Being a current smoker had a negative effect on perceived health status.
Pubmed
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If unemployment were perceived as a serious threat, things might be different.
Reuters
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But Averan's words would profoundly change the way that men perceived reavers.
Wizardborn
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Implied volatility is a measure of perceived risk of future stock movement.
Reuters
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Iraq is often perceived by donors as middle-income country with oil wealth.
Reuters
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Government agencies were perceived as important by the highest proportion of partners.
Pubmed
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However, threatening stimuli may be perceived with differential salience in different individuals.
Pubmed
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Reduced exercise capacity affected several domains of perceived health-status in ASD patients.
Pubmed
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Food safety is about controlling both the actual and the perceived risk.
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Results: Students identified primarily as liberal, and perceived their counterparts as liberal.
Pubmed
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Methods: The clinical outcomes were global perceived effect and quality of life.
Pubmed
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But many people complain about perceived public corruption often involving well-connected businesspeople.
Reuters
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There were large variations in utilization and perceived quality by section subject.
Pubmed
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So-called too-big-to-fail banks are those perceived to have an implicit government backstop.
Reuters
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United Kingdom
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South Africa
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