Sentence examples for determining willingness from inspiring English sources
Of the two basic components of the EPPM – perceived threat and perceived efficacy – the latter proves to be the more significant component in determining willingness in this scenario.
Most studies in developing countries found income to be a significant factor in determining willingness to pay for health insurance [ 32, 33].
The influence of farm and farmer characteristics in determining willingness to grow DECs has also been explored in a further Irish study [26], as well as American [27] and Swedish [28] contexts.
The primary objective of this study is to examine the roles of patients' knowledge of TKR, beliefs about TKR, attitudes towards TKR, attitudes towards providers, and attitudes towards the healthcare system, in determining willingness to undergo TKR, by patient race.
Each participant will be asked to give consent appropriate to their level of understanding ranging from written full informed consent to verbal or non-verbal communication, of which account will be taken in determining willingness to participate.
We also examine the roles of social interactions (and collective efficiency), having a political affiliation (indication of interest in community affairs) and specific political affiliation in determining willingness to donate.
A mail survey and contingent valuation method (CVM) were used to determine willingness to pay (WTP) to support planting of field windbreaks for aesthetic purposes.
A Paris court also fined Arlette Ricci €1m (£722,000) after declaring she had shown a "particularly determined willingness for more than 20 years" to hide money left to her by her father in Swiss bank accounts.
For example, in a study which attempted to determine willingness to pay for a quality adjusted life year (QALY) when the temporary health state was shingles, those who had suffered from shingles in the past were willing to pay more (Lieu et al. 2009).
We also found that minimal levels of religiosity determined willingness among AAs to undergo TKR.
Participant burden is a factor that in part determines willingness to participate.
