Indeed, a growing body of research points to response willingness rates that are far from universal, with the extent of these willingness gaps varying across different healthcare workforce cohorts, countries, and scenario contexts [ 5- 7].
We will soon see the extent of that willingness.
This is why we must strive to increase our understanding of what drives us, of the nature and full extent of our willingness to go beyond what we agree to be fair play.
If innovation becomes the only possible way for China's leaders to achieve the "overall well-off society" to which they are committed, the extent of their willingness to put in place the conditions for becoming an innovation-driven country may come as a serious surprise.
When Thatcher grasped the extent of Reagan's willingness to compromise with Mikhail Gorbachev, she was "incandescent," one of her cabinet ministers said.
There is growing interest in establishing the extent of differences in willingness to pay (WTP) for attributes, such as travel time savings, that are derived from real market settings and hypothetical (to varying degrees) settings.
Other determinants that significantly contributed to the model were extent of HPV knowledge, willingness to self-sample, and perceived risk of cervical cancer (Table 3).
Three other determinants of women's likelihood of self-sampling for HPV were extent of HPV knowledge, willingness to self-sample for HPV and perceived risk of cervical cancer.
We used a population-based strategy to identify and enroll all eligible, consenting participants, regardless of the extent of their reported willingness to attend GMVs or respond to ATSM calls.
Early in 1918, at the invitation of the Episcopal Church of the United States, he made a goodwill visit to America, praising the extent and willingness of America's participation in the war.
