Sentence examples for attitudes between the two from inspiring English sources

The results showed that there were significant differences in attitudes between the two groups toward research and perceived support of institutions.

An effective working relationship between physicians and nurses is enhanced by fostering positive perceptions and collaborative attitudes between the two professions.

In a study on the transfer of indicators of preventable drug-related morbidity from the US to the UK, after two Delphi panel rounds, 19 of 57 US indicators (33%) could be transferred and 10 out of 16 new indicators (63%) were accepted, illustrating differences in clinical perspectives and professional attitudes between the two countries [ 19].

If we for example presume that GPs' attitudes reflect organisational features in the national health care systems, it is relevant to ask whether the difference in attitudes between the two groups of GPs in this study represents stages in an international development of general practice.

There were no significant differences in depression knowledge or attitudes between the two groups at baseline (proportion of students nominating depression as a main cause of death or disability: X2 = 0.30, d.f. = 1, P = 0.582; MICA score 43.75 vs. 43.27, t = 0.51, d.f. = 203, P = 0.613).

Pearson's chi-square tests did not reveal any significant differences (P-values > 0.1) on EWTD attitudes between the four medical fields.

However, there may be divergent ethical attitudes between obstetricians and paediatricians towards termination of pregnancy, and a discrepancy in attitudes between these two professional groups regarding pregnant women's obligations towards the fetus [ 34].

The pearson correlation was 0.78 (p < 001) indicating a very close association between attitudes to the two types of product.

The three names reference a urological scale categorising the male erection by hardness from tofu to cucumber, and are used to symbolise differences in sexual attitudes and behaviour between the two generations.

Gender-specific logistic regression models were used to describe differences in socioeconomic characteristics, HIV exposure risk, testing histories, HIV related stigma, and attitudes toward testing, between the two groups.

We measured reported sun-related knowledge, attitudes and behaviour between the two groups at 1 and 13 months.