Sentence examples for attitudes evidence from inspiring English sources

In fact, the attitudes evidence clearly suggests this proposal would be a rather unpopular form of political populism, which fails to reflect the nuances in public attitudes towards immigration.

We notice how we behave, and then we infer the attitudes evidenced by those behaviors and we do so even when we actually lack the ascribed attitude.

However, those who endorsed more stigmatizing attitudes evidenced a trend for reporting lower self-efficacy for providing SCC.

While the results of this study indicate that stigmatizing attitudes are on a general decline among providers, they are still very relevant because providers who endorsed more stigmatizing attitudes evidenced a trend for reporting lower levels of self-efficacy for providing SCC.

Football should change to reflect the edifying attitude evidenced at London 2012, but England's friendly against Italy last night should be a warning not to over-sanitise a game built on tribalism and passion.

Ms. Akbulut attributes the shift in public attitude evidenced in the Borusan flap in part to the growing purchasing power of the new Anatolian middle class, whose rapid economic upward mobility has brought traditional social values to bigger cities like Istanbul, Ankara and Izmir.

It would probably work here then.' (1st Oct 14 Manager, Innovation Think Tank) The differentiated reaction noted above suggests that attitudes towards evidence may change based merely on knowledge of where such evidence is from.

Regarding physicians' attitudes, strong evidence was found for multiple barriers.

The survey assessed multiple domains regarding NCHD including reasons for initiating and discontinuing, for not offering and attitudes regarding evidence.

The EBM exercise was originally conceived as a way to study physicians' attitudes toward evidence based medicine.

Although in our study health workers reveal positive attitudes, the evidence presented reinforces the need to develop strategies to prevent negative attitudes and stereotyping.