Sentence examples for aggregate attitudes from inspiring English sources

None of the eight variables (Models 1 4, preference and acceptability) were found to have statistically significant z scores; thus it is possible to conclude that the afternoon discussion did not elicit a statistically significant change on the aggregate attitudes of respondents, even though there were clearly some shifts in perspective at the individual level.

There was no focus in our discussion on selection bias in particular and, as Hill et al. speculate, the more specific nature of the information provided within their study might account for the greater influence upon aggregate attitudes.p This might prove relevant to the content of any information provided more generally about the adoption of opt out as a model of consent.

"In the aggregate, attitudes toward abortion are quite stable, while general acceptance of homosexuality and specific approval of same-sex marriage are increasing".

When individual attitudes are aggregated by clinical area, the SAQ provides a snapshot of the climate in a given clinical area (i.e., one attitude is an opinion, but the aggregate attitudes of everyone in a clinical area is climate).

The calculation of aggregate attitude variables across risk factors was supported by principle component analysis which suggested that items for each risk factor loaded onto one factor (results not presented).

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].

The findings suggest that while genes undoubtedly matter in the aggregate development of political attitudes, individual common variants will have small effects on ideology.

I have to believe that the kinds of factors found in the Columbia study -- incompetent defense council, inadequate defenses put forward, clear mistakes prejudicial to the defendant by the prosecution -- are the kinds of mistakes that could conceivably have a connection to racial attitudes in aggregate...

Corporate reputation has generally been defined as the aggregated perception, opinions, and attitudes of multiple stakeholders including employees, customers, and community members (Fombrun et al. 2000).

However, in this study, staff attitudes were aggregated on the ward level and expressed as staff group means.

For this analysis, items related to attitudes were aggregated in three categories: 'strongly disagree and disagree'neitherher agree nor disagree'stronglygly agree and agree').