Sentence examples for a level of attitude from inspiring English sources

The relationship of the Gini coefficient and IH is interesting, and here, the Gini coefficient probably represents a level of attitude to equality beyond the purely economic (figure 2) and is consistent with the association found between sexuality-related attitudes and human development indices 15 16 24 in previous pan-European research.

Our results indicated that male customers exhibited a similar level of attitude across both 'build-your-own' and 'you-pick-two' customization conditions.

Table 3 indicates that the female students have shown a higher level of attitude, business knowledge, understanding of business risk and decision sharing than the male students.

Making eight changes to the starting line-up was the easy bit; the challenge of winning in France, against "monster" opponents to borrow O'Shea's phrase, demanded a whole different level of attitude.

Link and Cullen have demonstrated that it is possible to avoid social desirability responses by tapping into a deeper level of attitudes reflective of the ambient culture by asking respondents to indicate how they think 'most people' would respond.

In particular, in both the subgroups there was a significant decrease in productivity lost between the enrolment examination and the 3 follow up examinations (p < 0.001) During the follow-up, the mean DAI-30 score remained more or less stable in both naïve and non naïve patients, although the naïve patients showed a slightly lower mean level of attitude toward treatment (Table 6).

There, Mr. Farrell impressed counselors with a level of intelligence and a positive attitude that he had not previously displayed.

"The Core gives me a level of curiosity and a critical attitude toward even well-accepted ideas that's formed my mindset and has helped in my career," says Camacho.

Table 5 Level of attitude of graduates towards entrepreneurship Attitude items Level of attitude (per cent) Mean Result SD D N A SA 1.

Table 5 shows the level of attitude towards entrepreneurship among students of higher education institutes in Oman.

Assuming that direct experience increases attitude salience and the level of attitude - behaviour consistency [40], athletes' explicit and implicit attitudes and social projections were contrasted in the four user groups.