Sentence examples for expectancy user from inspiring English sources

[ 23] Secondly, about a decade later, Saltman and Figueras [ 1] devote in their book on 'Social health insurance systems in western Europe' a full chapter (60 pages, chapter 4 [ 24]) to the comparison of SSH and NHS on a wide range of criteria varying from life expectancy, user satisfaction, waiting lists, health care expenditures, fairness in financing, quality ratings etcetera, etcetera.

The most discussed main constructs were Performance Expectancy (users: 550 comments, 37% of all user comments; nonusers: 295 comments, 50% of all nonuser comments) and Facilitating Conditions (users: 418, 50%; nonusers: 138, 23%).

Because most users have experienced positive mood shifts, it may be difficult to develop persuasive messages that undermine this expectancy among users [ 43].

The drug causes death of muscle and soft tissues at the site of injection and can lead to marked shortening of life expectancy in users of the drug - some argue once people become full-time Krokodil addicts, they have a life expectancy of less than a year.

The trust expectancy of a user with respect to a provider is that the provider offers trustworthy cloud services.

Considering the rather high performance expectancies of both users and non-users, one could argue there was little doubt in either of the groups about the expected clinical value of the system, whereas the groups differed in the amount of effort they expected to invest in using the system.

For the concept of "trust in a cloud broker", the expectancy of a cloud user on a cloud broker includes trustworthy value-added services such as bridging and aggregating services, security and identity management services, objective and precise evaluation of cloud services and their providers.

By the semantics of trust given in § 'Semantics of trust', for "trust in a cloud auditor", the expectancy of a cloud user on a cloud auditor is the objective and professional assessment on a cloud entity with respect to its cloud services against a specific set of standards; the belief in that expectancy is based on some evidence with respect to the auditor's competency, goodwill, and integrity.

The introduction of 'harm reduction' interventions (ie interventions designed to prevent problems associated with problem drug use, eg oral methadone treatment, needle and injecting paraphernalia exchange programmes) has, in addition to advances in HIV treatment, been an important factor in reducing mortality/increasing life expectancy among problem drug users [ 6- 8].

Our empirical results imply that when the positive influences, such as effort expectancy of the online community, users from different SNS have different needs in social reputation, or high security compliance, in consideration of the negative influence of perceived risk to users' trust when continuing to use the SNS.

Some studies have found that effort expectancy does not directly affect users' behavioral intention to use the system and its effect can be enhanced through performance expectancy [ 13].