On screen and on page, slackerdom has forever been a curiously male preserve, as if the glorification of idleness and a cheerfully non-aspirational attitude were dependent on an extra chromosome.
For this text, any invocation of attitude is dependent on our membership of the group of people who recognise the reference to the attack on the World Trade Center and the Pentagon or "9/11" as Americans refer to it.
This attitude is largely dependent on environments, architects, lifestyles.
However, when facing changes that are still volatile, their attitude is much dependent on the nature of the changes.
To Christopher Thomas, senior vice president and director of sales for the Brooklyn office of William B. May, distinctions in board attitudes are largely dependent on geography and size.
Many of the opinions expressed in surveys then reflect not well formed or stable political attitudes, but responses dependent on context and question wording.
The choice to engage in vocational learning is dependent on attitude (Davies and Biesta [2007]).
However, a few described HCPs' attitude to CAM as dependent on the individual as opposed to the group and that there was no difference between nurses' and doctors' attitudes.
This reduces the generalisability of the results to the wider population of heart failure patients, and potentially biases our results as the health benefits of thermals may be dependent on attitude towards clothing and the cold.
In addition to disease, sickness absence is dependent on personal attitudes, social attitudes and the physician's comprehension of the situation [ 25].
The items refer only to human evolution, and it has been demonstrated that the response to questions on attitudes toward evolution vary dependent on the inclusion of "human" in the wording (Coalition of Scientific Societies 2008)—acceptance of evolution being slightly higher when "human" is omitted from the question wording.
