Sentence examples for attitudes time from inspiring English sources

Clinician-related barriers included; attitudes, time, workload, scope of practice, and institutional support.

The current report examines for the first time the attitudes, time allocation and self-reported surgical experience of ophthalmology residents in China and the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region (HKSAR), whose medical and training systems remain separate from those in the People's Republic [ 17].

The attitude time scale is often much shorter than the trajectory time scale so that the attitude control can be considered as nearly perfect, i.e., instantaneous or with a short response time.

To thrive at work, at home and in our relationships, it's time to differentiate ourselves by tackling problems head on and channeling our attitude, time and energy to surfacing solutions rather than breeding more problems.

The various barriers were classified according to the themes: knowledge and skills, attitude, time, patient's opinion and behaviour, collaboration with mental health professionals, and the availability of treatment.

A recent systematic review of attitude time trends over the past decade or more indicates that although there has been a general increase in the view that mental health problems require professional help, many negative stereotypes still persist [ 8].

I turned my attention back to my salad, and multiplied his attitude times all the other citizens who were either unaware or unwilling to commit to such a program.

To answer the first research question concerning the possible changes in attitudes in time, the mean attitude towards working part-time was calculated for full-time working specialists and part-time working specialists in 1996 and 2004.

"The Publisher" follows the cultural attitudes of Time, Fortune, Life and eventually Sports Illustrated over drastically changing times.

Polling is much better at measuring change in racial attitudes over time.

In part, that's because attitudes toward time tend to pervade nearly every aspect of a culture.