This helped show how asset price movements can be driven by willingness to take risks.
In fact, we have shown that it is exactly the behavioral difference of customers, the different sophistication of their needs, that drives their willingness to travel.
In a chestnut belt in the northern Apennines (Italy), we interviewed current (n = 52) and potential growers from a younger generation (n = 57), to assess what factors are likely to drive their willingness to continue chestnut culture.
66 This survey sought to assess physicians' attitudes, self-efficacy, and normative beliefs, which, the authors hypothesized, drive the willingness or otherwise to prescribe PrEP.
As the curiously named video-game designer American McGee told GamePro magazine last month, "There's a lot to be said for smaller development teams, shorter schedules and a higher degree of innovation driven by a willingness to iterate".
Further research is needed to analyze if these differences are driven by the willingness or by the capability of patients to travel for a longer distance to an alternative hospital.
While there are proper uses of notes (to bridge the company to achieve a major milestone, or driven by insiders' willingness to extend runway), there also are troubling and frequent improper uses (to postpone pricing equity until valuation is higher or to ignore the implicit message associated with being unable to find a lead investor to price the round on terms that the founders like).
They are driven by a willingness to believe, yet a tendency to doubt.
Achieving successful curricular change was driven by our willingness to embrace the vision of BIO2010.
Access to hip and knee arthroplasty is driven by patients' willingness to undergo surgery.
Driven by patients' willingness to seek care at alternative locations, retail clinics and urgent care centers have seen significant growth over the last decade [ 9, 10].
