The phrase "attitude for example the" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete thought and lacks clarity, making it unusable in its current form.
Example: "Her attitude, for example, the way she approaches challenges, is inspiring."
Alternatives: "mindset such as" or "disposition like".
Pressure for remedial action may arise from adverse monitoring results, which will be flagged by the OEHI or, alternatively, it may arise from a community's attitude (for example aesthetic satisfaction) towards the lakes.
Spontaneously acknowledging a need for the use of a certain piece of knowledge or skill in practice will be regarded as a change in attitude, for example, recognising without prompting the need for different NNTs for different clinical scenarios and intending to calculate the respective NNTs for different risk levels.
Today, the doping attitudes of athletes can either be measured by asking athletes directly or with the help of indirect attitude measurement procedures as for example the implicit association test (IAT).
The members thus took a watchful and rethinking attitude for example: (yes, you see a lot in the body language and what kind of person [the HCP] it is I'm going to talk to now (PACP members 1 and 5, respectively) and some times waited for an opportunity to get their ideas across to the HCPs at a later occasion.
If potentially contradictory data can be rejected a priori on account of being explained away as the result of "fascist", "racist", "sexist" attitudes, for example, then the theory is inoculated against the human data against which all political theories must be tested.
Displaying attentiveness and a positive attitude, for example, goes a long way toward creating the kinds of relationships we're all after.
He further added that he had come to relax as he had paid the restaurant owner already, I could not deny him sex anyway' (FSW ID 5, age 22) Another FSW stated clearly that condom use depended on the client's attitude, for example: 'I ask every client to use a condom.
For example, the attitude of an American voter towards immigration is determined less accurately by party affiliation or social and economic status than by the degree to which he or she simply likes Latinos.
In the earlier days of Facebook, for example, the attitude was extremely hands off.
It can't just be that the speaker has to have some certain ways in mind, because there are some ways of responding such that reasons to respond in that way are evidence that the thing in question is bad rather than that it is good — for example, the attitude of dread.
