Sentence examples for model of voluntary from inspiring English sources

Couldn't it be that we need the experience of what Wegner and others call "perceived control," at least as a model of voluntary behavior, to get on with our lives and to have our achievements recognized and to be instructed by our failures?

Another telecom company reported on its use of machine learning based model of voluntary churn, and fraud/bad payments.

We therefore modified the Stages of Change Model (DiClemente & Prochaska, 1982) into a proposed model of voluntary migration.

Second, I find that the sign of wage coefficients in the hazard model of voluntary separations is robust to various distributions.

We also know that the 'safe' model of voluntary, anonymous blood donation is susceptible to blood-borne infections (Feldman and Bayer 1999; Erwin 2006; Shao 2006).

In an effort to extend coverage to the informal sector, many countries have implemented community-based health insurance (CBHI), or some other model of voluntary health insurance (VHI).

This article reports on part of a study that described models of voluntary counseling and testing (VCT) service delivery and analyzed how a model influenced uptake of VCT services in a Ugandan community.

Adult neurogenesis and gliogenesis were mainly described in models of voluntary exercise, enriched environments, spatial learning and memory task; nevertheless, it is unknown whether it is a common mechanism among different learning paradigms, like reward dependent tasks.

So he started up a space in Moscow called Treehouse which survived on a new model – that of voluntary donations – and it became so popular that he soon had to expand into a bigger, more expensive space.

The model of prolonged voluntary adolescent alcohol intake under different housing conditions tested herein proved useful in separating housing- and alcohol-induced effects and revealed interaction effects in areas related to emotionality.

In animal models, cessation of voluntary physical activity precipitated a rapid (just 24 hours) decline in insulin-mediated glucose uptake that was paralleled by a reduction in molecular signaling pathways related to the insulin receptor and its activation.