Sentence examples for high preparedness from inspiring English sources

Israeli experts said security forces would be in a state of high preparedness for a revenge attack by Mr. Kahane's associates, limiting their ability to act.

We remain alert and preserve high preparedness levels, both defensive and offensive".

High preparedness, early mental health interventions, and the return of ordinary working conditions might have contributed to the relative mental health resilience of the firefighters.

Three factors were associated with reduced levels of perceived vulnerability to a future outbreak in multivariable analyses, namely involvement in horse racing, geographical location during the 2007 equine influenza outbreak and perceived high preparedness for a future equine influenza outbreak.

It is notable however that there was a high preparedness for householders to complete the diary (70% agreed) and that 63% of those agreeing to complete the diary also returned the diary within 4 weeks (a higher return rate may have resulted had the diary return been extended).

Although all workers were impacted by the disaster as members of the affected community and as local disaster relief and reconstruction workers, the effects of these circumstances may have been reduced in firefighters because of high preparedness, early mental health interventions, and a more prompt return of ordinary working conditions.

Results indicate that ascription of responsibility to self correlates with higher preparedness levels, whereas ascription of responsibility to others correlates with lower preparedness levels.

The correlation between alpha suppression and reaction time supports the hypothesis that alpha suppression indicates cortical activation leading to a higher preparedness to process and to react to the upcoming target.

The highest preparedness score for a country in 2008 was 59% and the lowest was 12%.

Greater perceived benefit of preventive behavior was the strongest independent predictor of higher preparedness scores (Table A2).

However, pairwise comparisons between the points suggest that only the upper end of the experience scale is consistently associated with higher preparedness.