Sentence examples for effectiveness and trust from inspiring English sources

For a further discussion on the links between pro-social attitudes, pro-social consumer behavior, perceived consumer effectiveness, and trust in SRI, see Nilsson (2008).

Kiehl's is a terrific brand that was built on simplicity, effectiveness and trust.

A number of other factors will affect whether physicians do ultimately offer these tests to their patients: whether a physician order is required for testing, the reliability and timing of the test, clinicians' perception of effectiveness and trust in the testing laboratories, insurance coverage, and perceived or expressed patient wishes.

Furthermore, sustainable fund investors exhibit on average higher values for the three pro-social constructs (pro-social attitudes (PSA), perceived consumer effectiveness (PCE) and trust in SR funds) than the two other investor groups.

We must support education campaigns in the affected countries and strengthen the effectiveness of -- and trust in -- their health care systems.

However, we need to maintain both operational effectiveness and the public's trust and confidence.

Factor analysis identified six subscales which assessed beliefs about discomfort, capacity, effectiveness, role, trust and knowledge.

The analysis highlighted two key themes: individuals' struggle for control over a dominating future and trust in the effectiveness of privacy legislation.

Previous studies have demonstrated the positive correlation between a willingness to adhere to the recommendations around infection control practices and perceived infectiousness and severity of the disease [ 8- 10], perceptions about the effectiveness of control measures [ 11], and trust in the information being provided by national and international public health authorities [ 12].

More specifically, a model is created to validate the relationship of perceived interactivity (comprised of user control, user connectedness, and responsiveness of the web-poll application) to efficiency, effectiveness, trust and enjoyment, of the website.

Among the remaining, 595 students (384-men (64.5%), 211-female (35.4%)) said that they would never want to be vaccinated, concerns were about the safety and trust (doubt about the effectiveness) of the vaccine, belief of not being in the high risk group were top major reasons for their decision.