Sentence examples for corresponding readiness from inspiring English sources

Such a readiness to trust others, to behave civilly in a crowd, to share and empathize, to play the occasional Samaritan -- all the behaviors that we laud and endorse and vow to cultivate more fully in ourselves -- could not have evolved without a corresponding readiness to catch, and to punish, the Cheat.

Measuring the level of a person's activation can help to improve the success of interventions by tailoring them according to the individual's level of activation and the corresponding readiness to be engaged.

Britain's commitment to peace was asymmetrical: it involved a readiness to restrain Germany, but not a corresponding determination to restrain France or Russia.

At the end of the video, viewers were prompted to select one of three pre-printed, color brochures corresponding to their readiness for screening.

In this article, concrete aerospace industrial achievements corresponding to a level 5 on the Technological Readiness Level (TRL) scale are presented.

Multiplying each of the coefficients by corresponding indicators associated with a particular facility and summing the products, produces a relative health system readiness index for each estimated component that can be assigned to each health facility.

The purpose of the nation-wide university entrance exam in Iran is to evaluate the applicants' readiness for different educational programs and their corresponding professions and to select the best candidates for them.

Acknowledging this difference in the readiness with which people accept EC, as opposed to a corresponding view about ascriptions of flatness, Cohen notes that we already know that there are "varying degrees to which competent speakers are blind to the context-sensitivity in the language" (2005a, 61).

That is, a supervisory checklist could be designed that would match corresponding SPA indicators and also routinely available information on the service delivery readiness of health facilities.

The readiness with which participants in our study adopted modern naturalistic understandings of NCDs and corresponding formalised treatment regimens may be contrasted with other findings of qualitative studies of chronic disease.

Motor preparation or "efferent readiness" to execute an undershooting or overshooting saccade, Coren found, however, can also give rise to a corresponding illusion of extent (1986: 404 406).