Sentence examples for patterns and attitudes from inspiring English sources

In theory, asset price is a comprehensive reflection of investors' behavior patterns and attitudes.

We sought to examine the practice patterns and attitudes of obstetricians and gynecologists surrounding treatment of abnormal uterine bleeding (AUB).

Cluster profiles differed in relation to socio-demographic factors, consumption patterns and attitudes towards health and healthy food.

This heterogeneity is explained by contrasts in terms of institutional settings, spatial patterns and attitudes to the diffusion of institutional innovations.

We hypothesized substantial differences exist in practice patterns and attitudes between SCC surgeons in academic practice (ACs) and in private practice (PVTs).

The objective of this study was to examine the beliefs and perspectives among people with type 2 diabetes mellitus about dietary requirements, food selection and eating patterns, and attitudes about self-management practices.

Several learning performance factors of the museum visitors aided with different guided modes were evaluated, including their learning effectiveness, flow experience, the amount of time spent focusing on the paintings, behavioral patterns, and attitude of using the guide systems.

This study aims to improve the understanding of heroin use among young adults by determining the prevalence, correlates, patterns and attitude of heroin use among young adults in the US.

Underlying differences in driving behaviors, type-A behavior pattern, and attitudes and beliefs were supported in a series of t-test analyses.

But it also points to the shifting cultural and economic picture of New York, where changing work habits, population patterns and generational attitudes have helped turn the subway into the default mode of transportation at any time of day.

Now the United States has ended restrictions on acreage, but increases in domestic consumption there, and changes in trade patterns and in attitudes toward aid, rule out long-term dependence on North American surpluses.