Sentence examples for attitudinal in from inspiring English sources
The main problem seems to have been attitudinal in nature, with Britons struggling to reconcile the trade-off between individual privacy and the collective benefits of medical research.
The challenges associated with the interlock appear to be attitudinal in nature on the part of the drivers, whereas those associated with the counterforce system are technical matters involving fitment of the hardware across different makes and models.
To Brooks (1988), the whole concept of incubation is attitudinal in that incubation fosters a community attitude of encouraging and supporting emerging firms to be successful with its success dependent on three fundamental factors: "an entrepreneurial and learning environment, ready access to monitors and investors, visibility in the marketplace" (European Commission, 2002).
Zorn's defiance is attitudinal, in that he is a proudly anti-establishment bad boy of American music.
Items were then excluded if they were poorly worded, used terminology not frequently used in the United Kingdom (e.g. Pap test) or were attitudinal in nature (e.g. 'I believe there are no early symptoms of cancer').
Unlike Bratz – the "attitudinal, in-your-face" brand that was popular a few years ago – Barbie and Sindy have a broader appeal and, crucially, cater for different age groups.
In the remainder of this section we examine these three attitudinal characteristics in-depth.
These factors account for nearly all the variation in attitudinal acceptability in the model.
Fatalism, in our data, appears an obstructing attitudinal factor in CRCS in males, confirming existing data suggesting fatalism is an important negative factor in cancer screening in males and females.
The attitudinal meanings in the verbiage in excerpt 7 are meant to trigger evaluations from the same subsystems of affect and judgement as in the image.
We observed very similar correlations between achievement and the attitudinal measures in the new analysis, in all cases within.03 of those reported in Table 7.
