The intuitive user interface can elevate the willingness of users to implement this system.
Elevated political scrutiny would likely only reduce the willingness of agencies like the N.S.F. to fund projects without clearly defined, or even expected, outcomes.
The willingness to prescribe corticosteroids is disproportionately elevated given the available evidence.
With this feature, users' willingness to implement this system will be elevated because they do not need to invest in professionals or authorized software.
A novel finding linked autonomic responses with willingness to befriend negative faces in the WS group: elevated autonomic responsivity was associated with increased affiliation to negative face stimuli, which may represent an autonomic correlate of approach behavior in WS.
President Clinton opens by declaring the 1998 Nobel peace laureate had "an unwavering willingness to elevate principle and peace over person and party".
Indeed, the position he is outlining echoes what Kierkegaard famously called the "teleological suspension of the ethical" – a willingness to elevate individual conscience above social duty – which is displayed in the biblical story of Abraham's sacrifice of Isaac.
His strategy sometimes contrasts sharply with that of a president who has bold instincts and a willingness to elevate the plight of the Palestinians to a status equal to that of the Israelis.
Mr Orszag concedes that such a number would be unsustainable.Politics-as-usualAlmost as striking as the contrast between Mr Obama's soaring ambition and his frequent incompetence is that between his promise to elevate politics and his willingness to continue with politics-as-usual.
We were also concerned that patient distress, which may vary according to a patient's reason for his clinic visit (e.g. elevated risk, diagnosis and treatment decision-making, or treatment follow-up), could influence willingness to participate in research.
