The phrase "as disagree" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete expression and lacks context to determine its intended meaning.
Example: "I find it hard to understand why you would say that, as disagree."
Alternatives: "as opposed" or "in contrast".
Working Britons are also twice as likely to agree (52%) as disagree (26%) with the statement "I earn a fair wage for the job I do".
The dependent variable was 'It is acceptable to use prescription drugs' coded as disagree = 0; agree = 1.
SD = standard deviation Sexual attitude scale: 1 as totally disagree, 2 as disagree, 3 as agree, 4 as totally agree.
We then dichotomised the six-point response scale such that respondents who strongly agreed or agreed with a criterion were re-coded as agree and those that disagreed or strongly disagreed were re-coded as disagree.
At the town halls, some activists have followed Indivisible advice, spreading themselves around the rooms to avoid looking like a clique, holding up signs with simple messages such as "Disagree" and synchronizing their chants.
Responses were binned as "disagree" ={strongly disagree, disagree, slightly disagree} and "agree" ={slightly agree, agree, strongly agree} Table 2 Student input variables Fig. 4 Instructor output variable.
Almost as many people agreed, 38%, as disagreed, 43%.
Ms. Vincent believes many gay men and lesbians "would dislike anyone they see as disagreeing with them.
Still, when asked if the policy was worth it, four times as many economists agreed as disagreed.
They see themselves as disagreeing with each other about what principles the society ought to be guided by.
They also often see themselves as disagreeing with and trying to change the principles they see embodied in the law.
