Sentence examples for a general readiness from inspiring English sources

These women's reluctance to judge other mothers' feeding choices may stem from a variety of factors, including a general readiness to acknowledge constraints (economic, social, political) on individuals in China as well as their own encounters with the very real challenges and uncertainties of breastfeeding itself.

The constituents of this network, with access to sensory information and broad projections throughout the cortex [22], are well positioned to support alerting functions and a "general readiness for perception and action" [21], [23].

According to Van Dyck error culture can be split up into four dimensions, i.e. mastery (trying to overcome errors by learning, analysing and correction), aversion (a rigid and negative attitude towards error occurrence and their deliberate covering up), social (sharing and helping) and awareness (a general readiness to handle errors).

Some preparedness takes the form of general readiness (as a thunderstorm can occur at any time of the day or year).

Consistent variation in general readiness to copulate would affect individual lifetime reproductive strategies and, if heritable, it would be particularly relevant for our understanding of evolutionary changes in mating systems.

I measured baseline male song rate and female sexual responsiveness (i.e. the general readiness of females to engage in copulation) as individual characteristics (experiment 1), and male attractiveness and female mating preferences in choice tests (experiment 2) before conducting the extra-pair mating trials (experiment 3).

For facility readiness, we calculated the percentage of verification criteria achieved for each readiness standard and overall scores for ART readiness and general readiness (Table 1).

As shown in Table 1, the instrument covered 8 standards for ART readiness and 8 standards for general readiness; together they included 95 verification criteria.

General readiness scores in both the comparison and intervention groups were relatively high at baseline, exceeding 85%, and increased slightly by endline.

Studies since have found that the fault was much more widespread, that the United States suffered from a general lack of readiness and that officials in Washington never shared with the commanders at Pearl Harbor solid intelligence suggesting that a Japanese attack was imminent.

There was a general lack of readiness to change (pre-contemplation stage in TTM) in many people in our target population.