Sentence examples for increase in willingness from inspiring English sources

Good theoretical skills and attitudes about CPR do not ensure an increase in willingness to perform CPR.

Specifically, in Model 7, when everything else remains constant, every one unit increase in probability and threat corresponds to an average increase in willingness to relocate by 0.09 (0.09 = e0.09 − 1) and 0.06 (0.06 = e0.06 − 1), respectively; every one unit increase in controllability corresponds to an average decrease in willingness to relocate by 0.03 (0.03 = 1 − e−0.03).

The substantial increase in willingness to test 24 hours after admission may reflect acceptance of being incarcerated, in addition to having had a night of sleep.

The principal effect of cocaine was a two-fourfold increase in willingness to pay for the electrical reward, an effect consistent with increased gain or decreased subjective cost.

Although some cocaine-induced increases in the sensitivity of the reward-generating circuitry were noted, increased gain and/or decreased subjective costs can account for the larger and more consistent effect of cocaine on reward-seeking: a two-fourfold increase in willingness to pay.

Students reported an increase in willingness and preparedness to carry out surgery after the training.

In contrast to the unadjusted measure, the relationship between age and willingness to take risks shows a general increase in the willingness to take risks from around age 30 and shows far less volatility after age 60, relative to the unadjusted measure.

In terms of willingness to pay for an RDT, fewer individuals in the 0/400 Naira group (5.3%) reported an increase in their willingness to pay for an RDT compared to other risk game groups (12.8% among the 100/300 group and 12.9% among the 200/200 group).

Demand for loans is likely to strengthen over the coming months as a result of lower mortgage rates and a slight increase in the willingness to lend to borrowers with deposits of less than 10%.

Clearly, mortgage rates at such a low level and what appears to be an increase in banks' willingness to make loans has boosted activity off the lows," Steven Richiutto, chief economist at Mizuho Securities, wrote in a note to clients.

The relatively slow pace of housing price growth in the Sunbelt, relative to the rest of the country and relative to income growth, also implies that there has been no increase in the willingness to pay for sun-related amenities.