Sentence examples for higher willingness to from inspiring English sources

Citing the results of a recent study conducted by political scientists, and a recent column by Cass Sunstein, Brooks took stock of a world where research subjects express a much higher willingness to hire people who share their political beliefs, and where an increasing number of Democrats and Republicans say that they would prefer that their children not marry across party lines.

This leads us to consider that these users have a higher willingness to dialogue with users from other parties.

As a result, those urbanites with higher health awareness will also have a higher willingness to participate as a volunteer.

Thus, while the candidate cluster received the larger attention from other parties, the party cluster presented a higher willingness to dialogue with other parties.

Higher willingness to pay exists for verified animal health stamp in both Kumasi and Sunyani compared to assured nutritional label, food and drugs board food safety certification license.

CF shape predicted higher willingness to pay extra for the fruit and vegetable product (p = 0.0057), as did frequent purchase of pre-cut produce and CF-shaped foods.

Capacity expansion improves transportation service; particularly traffic congestion would lead to a higher willingness-to-pay by road users, which has a positive effect on the price.

Finally, (nu ({1,2,3}) = $7) not $5 + $7 = $12, because Player 1 has only one unit to sell and so he can transacts with only one buyer either Player 2 or Player 3. Obviously, Player 1 transact with the higher willingness-to-pay to maximize his worth, henceforth, (nu ({1,2,3}) = $7) rather than $5.

Higher intensity vaccination program strategies were preferred at higher willingness-to-pay thresholds.

For the other three scenarios, the combination therapy was deemed cost-effective compared to ChEI alone at the higher willingness-to-pay threshold of €34,598.

If for instance health policymakers in Ghana are willing to pay GHS15 (US$10.2) per additional correctly treated fever patient, there is a 71% probability that introducing RDTs in the microscopy setting is cost-effective and this probability will only increase to 79% even at a much higher willingness-to-pay (WTP) such as GHS100 (US$68.0).