Sentence examples for medium attitudes from inspiring English sources

Nor did governments balk when America in 1998 set up the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN), also based on the multi-stakeholder model, to manage the internet's core: its address system.Yet as the internet has become a global medium attitudes have changed.

The direct attitudes were re-categorised from a 1 7 Likert scale to a scale of low, medium and high attitudes on which 1 3 represented low attitude, 4 medium attitudes and 5 7 high attitude.

"It's a post-medium attitude," said Ms. Hoptman, one of the curators.

Heuristic and transmission information levels were scored as medium, whilst attitudes, norms, and intentions were fairly positive (x ¯ = ~ 26; range = 7-35).

Music in the latter half of the 20th century was too various in form, medium, esthetic attitude, and social function to allow any confident predictions.

The differences between the groups with medium and high attitudes toward gender equality are small and not significant.

Stronger evidence was found for 8 specific barriers (all related to physician attitudes), medium evidence for 39 and weak evidence for 43.> -wrap-foot>> -wrap-foot>> -wrap-foot> aQualindicatorstors for adequate communication and decision-making in the ICU as developed by Clarke and colleagues [ 11] and as outlined above in the Introduction.

Mr. Zwick, 54, acknowledged that he and Mr. Herskovitz, who is 55, would be forced to learn not just a new medium, but also the attitudes of a new generation that may have more in common with the producers' children than with themselves.

After the delivery of the education interventions, the young First Nations female participants showed a large increase in breastfeeding beliefs and a large decrease in bottle feeding beliefs reflected in a small to medium increase in breastfeeding attitudes.

Results showed that being in the treatment group significantly reduced violent attitudes with medium effect for the Total MVQ score and Acceptance of Violence scale, and with small effect for the Machismo scale.

The fact that no significant difference was found between the groups with medium and high positive attitudes toward gender equality could be related to the characteristics of the Latin American culture, known for its' distinct gender roles for men and women.