Sentence examples for measure the intention from inspiring English sources

Instruments developed by Venkatesh, Morris & Davis (2003) and Ahn, Ryu & Han (2004) were used to measure the intention to use E-Syariah Portal.

The major limitations of Ernst Ernstt 2011) research study were that in spite of the fact they measure the intention of management graduates of German universities but they fail to capture the type of support they will receive from their university if they opt for social entrepreneurship as a career.

Its content will be analysed at the end of the project in order to measure the intention of decision makers to use the results in their practice.

However, we did measure the intention of clients to change their behaviour and/or retest for HIV following their VCT session.

To measure the intention to leave, we asked the question "Have you been thinking about seeking other employment in the past year" (yes/no) [ 32].

The index, which measures the intention of information technology purchasing executives to invest in new capital projects, rose 25percentt in the fourth quarter of 2003, compared with the third quarter.

Another limitation is that this study only measured the intention to patronize retail apparel brands engaged in CSR activities.

In measuring the intention to continue shadowing, the questionnaire item, 'I will continue practicing shadowing even after completing this unit' (Sf4), was set as the dependent variable.

Next, Hofstede's cultural values as they relate to the five dimensions in Korea and Japan are presented, as well as a discussion of the different approaches in measuring the intention, integration and implementation, which leads to the two main research questions.

Although Entrepreneurial Intention is a good means of measuring the intention to start a venture, we use the term Entrepreneur Identity Aspiration, as used by (Farmer et al. 2011), because it is more holistic and therefore we give it precedence over EI.

The use of standardised questionnaires in the general population measures the intention of the persons interviewed but not the reality of reasoning in a concrete clinical situation.