Sentence examples for more favourable attitudes from inspiring English sources

More favourable attitudes towards vaccines may increase intention to vaccinate, ultimately increasing rates of immunization.

Analysis of gender differences reveals that men have more favourable attitudes toward indebtedness.

Although results of quantitative studies were heterogeneous, stronger identification with host than heritage culture, fluency in host country language, psychological attributions of distress, higher educational levels, higher socioeconomic status, female gender, and older age were associated with more favourable attitudes toward help-seeking in some migrant groups.

Scores were given to the responses (from one to seven, with the higher scores for the more favourable attitudes).

This can partly explain why the Finns have more favourable attitudes towards gambling than, for example, British respondents [ 6, 8, 12].

Despite generally negative attitudes towards gambling overall, male gender, younger age, high net income and risky consumption of alcohol were associated with more favourable attitudes towards gambling.

The results did not indicate that certain groups favoured (or not) incentives, e.g. older respondents having a more favourable attitude.

Clinical exposure to the mental health environment has been identified as a major factor in promoting a more favourable attitude towards mental health nursing.

This "preferential" treatment may have contributed to reinforce the trusting relationship among patients, their caregivers and the centre thus determining a more favourable attitude towards the suggestions of the centre's staff, including the suggestion to provide legal agency to the patient.

Considerably, more Caribbean respondents were women (65%), which could partly explain their more favourable attitude towards CRC screening.

In our study, Black-Caribbean respondents had a more favourable attitude towards CRC screening than white respondents.