Sentence examples for expectancy to use from inspiring English sources

These studies signify the role of effort expectancy to use a new IT system in obtaining more utility from the system [ 31].

3) There is a significant positive relationship between performance expectancy and intention to use new CDSS (r = 0.403, p-value= 0.00 < 0.05).

The average R for the three expectancy studies in which ecstasy use was regressed onto expectancies was 0.35 [ 24, 27, 31], and in the expectancy study where intention to use was regressed onto expectancies was 0.64 [ 25].

Correlations (not in table) between intention to use, performance expectancy, effort expectancy, social influence, and self-efficacy were moderately strong (all Pearson r values between.36 and.69, p < .001), except for the correlations of social influence with intention to use (r = .25, p < .001) and with self-efficacy (r = .17, p < .001).001

In patients with such a limited life expectancy, it is important to use minimally invasive treatment methods whenever possible.

In addition, we found that people who strongly believed that using e-Health would help them (performance expectancy) and that e-Health would be easy to use (effort expectancy), were more inclined to use Internet applications in the future.

Participants were then trained to use the shock US expectancy dial.

In many occasions, however, stakeholders have too little important prognostic information, especially with regard to reliable estimates of life expectancies for different conditions, to use in making decisions [ 31].

Further interventions should also incorporate the expectancy of others for them to use stair gates.

Participants received 3-s prompts at the beginning of each ITI and CS reminding them to use the expectancy dial.

Therefore, while physicians are encouraged to use life expectancy estimates to guide decision making, they may feel unskilled, ill-equipped, and uncomfortable with the task [ 11, 14- 17].