Sentence examples for differential willingness from inspiring English sources

Differential willingness to negotiate and ask for raises has real, measurable financial consequences, including the reality that women will get less money than men for the same work.

These concerns may systematically differ by race/ethnicity and may be associated with differential willingness to adopt more medications.

A differential willingness hypothesis has been proposed as a plausible explanation of the observed finding that women report higher rates of anxiety and depression than males who tend to under report, thus leading to biased estimates [ 27].

Interestingly, we did find one gender differential in willingness to pay where husbands reported being willing to pay more in Mirsarai compared to Abhoynagar for multi-dose liquid product.

This uncertainty may have differential effects on the immigrant's willingness to learn the host language, depending on their attitude towards risk, subjective perceptions, and the cost of acquiring destination language skills.

To avoid differential recruitment, all patients were asked to declare their willingness to participate in the DMP.

"Paid fast lanes could replace today's content-neutral transmission of internet traffic with differential treatment of content based on an online providers' ability or willingness to pay.

This differential treatment rests on a presumed link between a capital sentencer's willingness to accept responsibility for the sentence she imposes and the accuracy and reliability of that sentence.

As a gauge of preferences, that research and this paper both use workers' willingness to pay for a better climate as measured by the differential in wages among cities.

By helping farmers and veterinarians identify the cause of abortion, the differential diagnosis with respect to other abortive enzootic diseases was supposed to improve their willingness to contribute to the surveillance system and participate in brucellosis risk prevention.

Although this could in part be attributable to midwives' differential engagement with women from each group, it may also reflect incentivised women's greater willingness to be referred to the services and thus greater motivation to stop smoking.