Sentence examples for less favourable attitude from inspiring English sources

Men, however, did show a significantly less favourable attitude towards consanguineous couples having children (mean=3.18, SD=1.03) than women (mean=3.68, SD=1.09, P=0.02).

Women with more favourable attitude towards PITC were 6.2 times [OR & (95%CI)=6.14.74.59, 14.74)] more likely to accept PITC than those women with less favourable attitude towards PITC.

People over the age of 70 years tend to perceive themselves as having a lower risk of CRC (Robb et al, 2004), which could go some way towards explaining their less favourable attitude toward CRC screening.

Immigrants' generational status and their desire for Culture Maintenance were found to interact, such that less favourable attitudes were shown towards second generation immigrants refusing their heritage culture.

Joel Wong, who led the research team at Indiana University Bloomington, said: "In general, individuals who conformed strongly to masculine norms tended to have poorer mental health and less favourable attitudes toward seeking psychological help, although the results differed depending on specific types of masculine norms".

Less favourable attitudes were linked to physicians who practice in jurisdictions where home birth is prohibited.

Compared with adults, young people have less favourable attitudes towards people with mental illness [ 32].

GPs' intentions, as approached by the TPB, were reduced post-intervention towards less favourable attitudes regarding medicine provision.

Concerns about perinatal loss and lawsuits, discomfort with inter-professional consultations, and preference for the familiarity of the hospital correlated with less favourable attitudes to home birth.

For example, research has noted less favourable attitudes towards CPGs with increasing both seniority of clinical practice and in different specialties [ 34, 35].

Likewise, a recent wide cross-country survey has observed that European medical students were among those reporting less favourable attitudes regarding smoking bans in restaurants and bars [ 30].