Sentence examples for implicit willingness from inspiring English sources

The German electricity customers we surveyed in 2009 expressed an implicit willingness to pay a premium of about 16% for electricity from renewable sources.

Like several other diagnostic tests with similar benefits, the behavior of a person who actually tests for HIV reveals an implicit value of the test (implicit willingness to pay, WTP), which in some cases corresponds to a substantial amount of money [10, 11].

After the implicit willingness by Hamas to recognize Israel, should we not at the very least expect Israel to abide by its own previous commitment to a two-state solution?

I'm frustrated by the rise of the auto-meal, and also by our implicit willingness to let our busy schedules, misaligned priorities, and need for instantaneous gratification, strip food and dining of its soul and passion.

15 In the UK, an implicit willingness-to-pay threshold of £30,000 per QALY is being applied; other countries use other thresholds.

Tiotropium is highly cost-effective (TIO vs UC: 80 %/TIO vs GLY: 90 %) at the implicit willingness-to-pay threshold for Sweden (SEK ~ 600,000).

At the current implicit willingness-to-pay (WTP) per QALY threshold in Sweden, the results from this study indicate that tiotropium is a highly cost-effective intervention when added to usual non-LAMA care in the treatment of moderate to very severe COPD in Sweden.

Consent was implicit in their willingness to complete the telephone interview.

But mainly they say the technology isn't ready yet — which for many is an implicit rebuke of Tesla's willingness to tempt tech-minded drivers to turn tomorrow's vision into today's road reality.

But is there something to be said for the German position implicit here, that a proven willingness to integrate deeply into the host society should be a precondition for an freehold place in that society?

Thus, efforts to suppress or hide interests or values may actually damage scientific objectivity and public trust, whereas a willingness to bring implicit interests and values into the open may be the best path to promoting good science and policy.