Sentence examples for of general readiness from inspiring English sources

Some preparedness takes the form of general readiness (as a thunderstorm can occur at any time of the day or year).

As shown in Table 1, the instrument covered 8 standards for ART readiness and 8 standards for general readiness; together they included 95 verification criteria.

These women's reluctance to judge other mothers' feeding choices may stem from a variety of factors, including a general readiness to acknowledge constraints (economic, social, political) on individuals in China as well as their own encounters with the very real challenges and uncertainties of breastfeeding itself.

I measured baseline male song rate and female sexual responsiveness (i.e. the general readiness of females to engage in copulation) as individual characteristics (experiment 1), and male attractiveness and female mating preferences in choice tests (experiment 2) before conducting the extra-pair mating trials (experiment 3).

The constituents of this network, with access to sensory information and broad projections throughout the cortex [22], are well positioned to support alerting functions and a "general readiness for perception and action" [21], [23].

Consistent variation in general readiness to copulate would affect individual lifetime reproductive strategies and, if heritable, it would be particularly relevant for our understanding of evolutionary changes in mating systems.

For facility readiness, we calculated the percentage of verification criteria achieved for each readiness standard and overall scores for ART readiness and general readiness (Table 1).

On the question of reduced readiness, General Dempsey said the military would respond to any challenge and march off to any order from the president.

Using a difference-in-differences strategy, we find that five months of access to universal prekindergarten leads to an increase of 0.23 standard deviations in general school readiness.

This study revealed no significant relationship between PPD and school adjustment, but the operationalization of school adjustment (i.e., general school readiness and personal maturity) differed from that in the present study.

Rather than expressions of individual yearning for a young woman, the poems were, in Lardinois's view, "public forms of praise of the general attractiveness of the girl," celebrating her readiness for wedlock and integration into the larger society.