These ranges are difficult to interpret, as no firmly established willingness-to-pay benchmarks exist for venous thromboembolism prevention.
Three sites (Stellenbosch University, Mbarara University of Science of Science and Technology, and Muhimbili University of Health Sciences) collected blood; Stellenbosch also collected urine samples to test for biomarkers and to establish willingness to provide biologic samples.
Fifty meetings were held with community and religious leaders (141 members) to present the project, review the impact of cholera disease, modes of transmission, treatment, and prevention methods and establish willingness of the population to receive OCV.
Four PWHA (P1 P4) were selected from an established HIV/AIDS support group in Port of Spain, Trinidad, based upon their perceived willingness to discuss sensitive issues and religious affiliation.
13 At the same time, lack of supportive infrastructure might limit the willingness of people to take up cycling, 70 particularly in areas without an established cycling culture.
Gazzara had established a willingness to work outside the commercial mainstream, specialising in anti-social characters including a plumply brutish Al Capone in Capone (1975), but his career wavered between quality and dross, film and television, and work in the US, Italy and a few other countries, notching up more than 80 movies in the years following his initial collaboration with Cassavetes.
Mr. Obama has more than established his willingness to cut the deficit, agreeing to spending cuts that, in fact, are too deep for the weak economy.
45 As there is no single established true willingness-to-pay for a QALY, this probability can be presented for a range of willingness-to-pay values in so-called cost-effectiveness acceptability curves (CEACs), allowing the decision maker to select the willingness-to-pay for a specific treatment strategy and then assess the probability that the strategy is cost-effective.
If you are caught in a misunderstanding, it's important to establish your willingness to communicate.
Winner (2008) developed the ILS to measure three co-occurring behavioral intentions of sternness: (a) a willingness to establish obedience through rewards and punishments within limits, (b) consistency in actions to ensure good behavior through rituals and respect, and (c) a determination to do the difficult tasks of leadership.
