Sentence examples for 1 unwillingness from inspiring English sources

In some cases, the beginning of treatment was delayed because of the following: 1) unwillingness of the clinician to treat asymptomatic infants because of the toxicity of the drugs; 2) time elapsed between birth, screening, confirmatory tests, and clinical examinations; and 3) the decision of the family to consult another physician.

The low level of participation in preventive services for mental health may be related to: (1) unwillingness in people with subthreshold depression to participate, (2) the organizational structure in which the courses are embedded, and (3) the recruitment methods of the interventions.

Psychological distress during medical education deserves serious attention because it is associated with poor academic performance [ 4, 5], cynicism [ 6, 7], an unwillingness to care for the chronically ill [ 8, 9], and decreased empathy [ 9– 11], all of which affect the quality of care provided by future physicians.

According to the results of the survey, women do not want to start their own information and technology (IT) company, and the reasons given were (1) fear of new things, (2) unwillingness or lack of courage to be a leader, (3) fear of the responsibility, (4) work-life balance, (5) competing with men, and (6) professional competence (WiTEC 2012).

Reported reasons for physician drop-out in our study were 1) personal reasons such as illness and 2) unwillingness to obtain patients consent.

Exclusions from the study (n = 52) were on the basis of audiometric results (n = 44), being an existing hearing aid user (n = 3), unwillingness to participate (n = 4), or inability to control a computer mouse (n = 1).

The main reasons for non-participation were: (1) difficulty completing interviews due to language barriers (some clinic patients spoke a very heavy local dialect); (2) lack of availability to complete interviews; and (3) unwillingness to use the EDM pill bottle.

Exclusion criteria for all participants were (1) any neurological diagnosis other than PD; (2) psychiatric disorders other than depression or anxiety; and (3) unwillingness to consent to brain autopsy.

They also include resistance to measurement from those being measured [ 17], the development in some jurisdictions of "target fatigue" [ 18], unwillingness of the public to use and trust in public measures [ 19], and gaming activities resulting in 'target myopia' [ 5], "hitting the target but missing the point" [ 20], or other even more insidious behaviors [ 21].

The exclusion criteria were: (1) documented positive HIV test; (2) inability to provide consent, reliable identification or contact information; (3) unwillingness to participate in the study; (4) current pregnancy or intention to become pregnant and (5) injection drug use in the past year, in order to limit the study population to those at risk of HIV through sexual contact.

The exclusion criteria were (1) incomplete or doubtful Rome III criteria for IBS cases and incomplete or doubtful 1990 ACR criteria for IBS/FMS cases, (2) any abnormal finding in the analytical screening or in the colonoscopy or colonic biopsies and (3) unwillingness to participate in the study.