Sentence examples for depending on willingness from inspiring English sources

Forty-one DAT positive backyard chickens out of 183 seropositive chickens identified during seroepidemiological study [ 6] were randomly sampled depending on willingness of owners to sell for the present study.

Studies on the cost-effectiveness of collaborative care indicate that this type of intervention for the treatment of MDD in primary care can be cost-effective, relative to usual care, depending on willingness to pay.

My sanity depends on willingness to "...define myself for myself, [in order to not] be crunched up in other people's fantasies for me and be eaten alive".

An assessment could have been completed in a single session or in more than one session, depending on the willingness of the member.

"Or does the Internet make the sellers of things able to gather information and charge different prices" to different customers, depending on their willingness to pay?

The suit also alleges the film-maker and others threatened to make or break Egan's career depending on his willingness to keep them happy.

Depending on your willingness to take risk, you could own bigger, safer stocks or smaller, riskier ones.

This could be a benefit but also a disadvantage, depending on the willingness of individual decision makers to look at even more complex data sets.

Depending on your willingness to believe in the strange little totems, you could have a pretty witchy time at Tee's newest exhibition, aptly titled "Practical Magic".

These curves demonstrate the probability for a treatment to be cost-effective, depending on the willingness to pay by the healthcare institution.

Depending on the willingness-to-pay, it may be reasonable to only offer KardioPro to patients at high risk of future cardiovascular events.