Sentence examples for group willingness from inspiring English sources

In the conventional group willingness and unwillingness to be randomized were equally distributed (51.9% yes, 47.9% no, 0.1% no remark).

Distributions of study subjects by socioeconomic group, willingness to use care models, frequency of using services, and type of expected service were described using percentages and corresponding 95% confidence intervals.

However, this does not take into consideration the differences in the user groups' willingness to pay and how CNEs and SNEs impact user behavior.

We wanted to explore these groups' willingness to push for cuts in the enormous amounts of taxpayer money that members of Congress give to the fossil fuel lobby through tax deductions, tax credits, cheap access to public property, pollution clean up, and government-funded R&D and general cheerleading.

In all groups, willingness to pay for treatment from public funds was very strongly correlated with the perception of disease.

The New Jersey talent evaluator Eddie Butler marveled at this group's willingness to share the ball.

Leaders of the underground church view the group's willingness to work with the government as a breach of faith and repudiation of their years of suffering.

That Billboard report highlighted the group's willingness to play outside the major markets as crucial to their widespread success, and suggested it had been modelled in part on the Avett Brothers' strategy.

Asked if he thought the weekend had helped the criticism of elitism, Raj Patel, author of "Stuffed and Starved," about the world food situation, said he was impressed by the group's willingness to address those issues.

Americans who have visited the top Hamas leader in Syria, Khaled Meshal, including former President Jimmy Carter and Henry Siegman of the U.S./Middle East Project, say a real change is under way, especially regarding the group's willingness to live next to Israel.

Indeed, the government has been surprisingly tolerant of Ms. Díaz and her colleagues – loosely affiliated under the moniker Bloggers Cuba – a fact that some experts attribute to the group's willingness to self-censor.