Patients with any type of cancer are eligible when they are; a) of working age, i.e. between 25 and 64 years, b) treated with curative intent [ 4, 15, 16], c) expected to have a treatment outcome that allows returning to work, d) wishing to return to work, and e) willing to follow the intervention.
Participants met the following eligibility criteria: (a) aged ≥60 years; (b) lived at home, rather than in an institution; (c) fully conscious, without cognitive impairment; (d) understood Cantonese; and (e) were willing to participate in a 12-week exercise programme.
Second, we were unable to fulfill our first objective, which was to separate our findings in terms of motivation (e.g., willing to perform euthanasia) and actual performance of the behavior, again due to the low number of studies.
Eligible participants had to meet the following criteria: (a) have a diagnosis of a stage I NSCLC, or be either a relative or friend accompanying the patient, (b) be scheduled to undergo SABR, (c) be a Dutch-speaking adult, (d) being able to communicate verbally, and (e) be willing to sign an informed consent form.
"Ed was willing to take a chance on us — two young guys interested in computers long before they were commonplace — and we have always been grateful to him," the statement said.
The first business e-Ventures was willing to discuss publicly is e-Logistics, which provides a service that will use UPS' existing global warehousing and transportation infrastructure to help small- and medium-sized dot-coms get to market faster and less expensively.
e. Willing and able to attend supervised exercise sessions 3 times a week for a period of 12 weeks, with an intention of achieving a 90% attendance.
It remains an open question whether consumers accustomed to paying $9.99 for an e-book will be willing to pay $13.99, or more, regardless of extras.
There are some classes of people (e.g., those willing to commit murder for hire) for whom the death penalty would undoubtedly be a significant deterrent.
E! is a willing home for her projects from her production company (including the imminent Whitney Cummings yakker), and she's a constant presence in the best-seller lists and the concert stage.
Once considered obscure, such programs have now matured to the point that, when asked to identify the biggest barriers to "scaling up" watershed investments, only 11% of program administrators reported having a difficult time securing demand (e.g., finding willing "buyers").
