The proposals offered are illustrated with excerpts from a study based on a close analysis of a corpus of texts of written interaction comprising over 80,000 running words, texts in which invoked attitude was more frequent than inscribed attitudes.
Table 5 reports on a comparison between the attitudes of frequent speeders and non-frequent speeders towards the magnitudes of fines and rewards necessary to modify behavior, using Univariate Analysis of Variances.
Through such frequent social media interactions, attitudes towards the brand become more accessible for prospective customers.
This attitude ("Having a lot of thoughts in my head before going to bed at night") is the most frequent of the three attitudes, and occurs in 73% of the older persons with a mental disorder.
Evidence synthesized from public and private health facilities in 42 LMICs across four regions (Africa, Asia, Latin America, Middle East) show frequent reporting of negative attitudes and behaviours, most commonly verbal abuse, rude behaviours and neglect.
Patient concerns and attitudes toward frequent injections were assessed on a self-rating scale of 1 to 5, with 1 representing the least amount of disruption, interference or time commitment, and 5 the greatest amount of disruption, interference or time commitment.
Boris Johnson really could be in Downing Street within the decade, where perhaps the experience of being suspended on a zip wire might inform his attitude the frequent failings of public transport policy towards people in wheelchairs.
Astonishingly, and much to the dismay of many older people who abhorred its defiant attitude, its frequent misogyny, violence and vulgarity, hip-hop culture was becoming a great sugar rush for young people of all races.
Economic resources consumed for outpatient care now are confirmed to be higher than those in the past, but these resources still prove insufficient at present for inverting the attitude toward frequent hospitalizations.
