Overall, the curricula applied in different types of school, the teachers' differing attitudes and the difference of policies applied at different schools to control the use of mobile phones at school and during the classes might also have altered the perceived risks of students.
The differential in cost and convenience is a result of both differing resources and differing attitudes toward risk.
International differences may reflect differing attitudes among obstetricians about blood transfusions.
The disappointing outcomes could have been related to differing attitudes of different fieldworkers, variable co-operation of villagers (some villages were united, some less so), proportion of villagers in the village at the time of the educational sessions, and clashes with other events related to farming.
By understanding how individuals define consent, we will be able to shed light on implicit assumptions that may in turn provide explanatory insights into differing attitudes toward the applicability of different approaches to consent for NBS.
Religious beliefs are associated with differing attitudes in the clinical encounter [ 6] and differing attitudes towards several of the ethical controversies of assisted reproductive technologies and legal abortion [ 9].
Establishing long-term public-private partnerships has been a key theme of strategic public procurement in the UK, but research suggests that such partnerships have not been easy either to establish or to maintain, with problems arising from cultural differences between public and private sectors, budgetary constraints and differing attitudes to risk and innovation.
But they have differing attitudes about returning.
The performers bring differing attitudes to creating character.
I suspect that there are two reasons for our differing attitudes toward these two pioneers.
In play, of course, are differing attitudes toward the handling of potent information, including information in the form of art.
