Sentence examples for low belief from inspiring English sources

It is worth pointing out that being critical about the team had almost become a type of sport in itself in Germany, such was the relatively low belief in Low and his squad going into the 2014 Fifa World Cup.

In the current study, causal beliefs and low belief in the placebo effect were related to perceived positive outcomes.

These findings are consistent with low levels of knowledge of ART and low belief in the effectiveness of modern medical treatment of HIV/AIDS among Yunnanese and Hmong informants.

The researchers showed that although physicians accepted the pharmacist as an essential member of the healthcare team the pharmacists were less in number which could be due to the prescriber's high proficiency or their low belief in pharmacists' capabilities.

In our study, nulliparous and multiparous women who had low outcome expectancy (low belief that a behaviour would be helpful) and low self-efficacy scores (lacked confidence to execute the behaviour) for labour and birth were more likely to express a preference for CS.

This indicates that patients who self-reported non-adherence early were patients for whom non-adherence was based on personal beliefs in medication harm and low beliefs in personal need for drugs.

Japan, the UK, Canada, South Korea, the Netherlands, the Czech Republic, Estonia, Germany, France and Uruguay (where the majority of citizens have European roots) are all places where religion was important just a century or so ago, but that now report some of the lowest belief rates in the world.

It has been proposed that patients carry out an internal 'cost-benefit' analysis with regards to taking medicines, weighing up their perceived necessity and their concerns about the treatment [ 8]. High self-reported adherence to medications for chronic conditions in adults has been associated with high necessity beliefs and low concern beliefs using a necessity-concerns framework [ 6].

It is a "low cost" belief, she explains.

The prior odds, Oprior, are set in advance, and are usually set to reflect a low prior belief that any one given SNP in the human genome is causally related to the phenotype in question (as indeed reflected by the small number of GWAS hits found so far for most complex traits).

The authors found three high-risk groups for maladjustment; those with low religious belief, those who had received surgical treatment, and those with low educational level.