Acceptability curves will also be presented in which the probability that the programme is cost-effective is expressed as a function of willingness-to-pay.
As has often been the case with Van Gaal, the best bits were a function of his willingness to field young players in difficult games.
In any case, the leverage available to hedge funds and private equity is largely a function of banks' willingness to lend.
In particular, Roland Huntford's revisionist accounts of the race for the South Pole – which focused on the superiority of the Norwegians Nansen and Amundsen, and saw this as a function of their willingness to learn from the Inuit – drew me back to reading anthropology, and in particular accounts of vanished or threatened peoples.
Here, based on the conceptual framework the researchers present an analytical model for the following empirical estimation of the determinant function of the willingness to participate as a food education volunteer.
I've written before about Vaclav Havel, and his notion of "second culture," in which freedom is a function of our willingness to behave as if we are free.
Cost-effectiveness acceptability curves enable decision makers to estimate the probability that a strategy is optimal as a function of their willingness to pay for additional units of effect.
As the underlying willingness to pay is unknown, the probability of the intervention being cost-effective will be presented as a function of a varying willingness to pay in cost-effectiveness acceptability curves.
With the Republican party drifting further right into sideshow territory, it's hard to see which, if any, of the GOP candidates can capture the near-mythical Reagan Democrats who might've been Biden's base after a Republican primary season in which popularity is a function of candidate's willingness to be the biggest jerk.
Moreover, for a user's parameter, which is a function of their maximum willingness to pay, we have proven the following properties: (in Lemma 10).
