Sentence examples for attitudes usage from inspiring English sources

The cross-strait telecom pact signed on Monday also included cooperation on technical research to enhance the China 3G network’s end-to-end stability; on market research to study Chinese consumers and to explore psychological factors that can influence Chinese users’ product awareness, attitudes, usage habits and behavioral motivation.

According to Davis [9], the 'Technology Acceptance Model' emphasizes that the success of a system is determined by user acceptance of the system, measured by perceived usefulness (PU), perceived ease of use (PEOU) and attitudes towards usage (ATU) [10].

In a study on evaluating the use of different Google applications tools to facilitate collaborations among undergraduate students, Cheung and Vogel (2013) found that both perceived usefulness and perceived ease of use were significant determinants of attitudes towards usage, which in turn, led to significant effect on behavioural intention to use these tools.

Accordingly, there were no formal statistical analyses performed to compare different approaches, attitudes, or usage of terms during conversations, and any direct effects on LAI usage patterns.

Some selected quotes (for each participant) were also shared in the text to be able to characterize the participants' attitudes towards usage of CAS.

This study evaluated how calculus students' attitudes towards usage of technology changes according to their learning environment and thinking types at the undergraduate level.

Attitudes toward usage don't change, but language does.

Though it is true that some dictionaries include a secondary definition of schizophrenic as "having contradictory or antagonistic qualities and attitudes," this usage perpetuates a flawed and stigmatizing perception of the illness.

Their attitudes and usage have been reported both internationally [ 6- 13] and in Scandinavian countries [ 14- 16].

Descriptive statistics were collected on the awareness, attitudes and usage of voucher scheme.

Second, there is inadequate research on the attitudes and usage of labelling among the urban and rural poor.