Sentence examples for perceived commitment from inspiring English sources
Had that situation continued, the Fed would have been accommodating increased inflation expectations, thereby threatening their perceived commitment to low and stable inflation.
The selection of the sample facilities was basically purposive and took account of each facility's history as a baby friendly institution, including the perceived commitment of its personnel to breastfeeding promotion.
While much thought and discussion must continue around the integration of advocacy into medical curricula, we demonstrate that even single experiences can improve the perceived commitment trainees have to advocacy.
In relation to patients' understanding of advice, findings show that assumptions about HCP-patient roles play a part: some patients misunderstood the advice given or lacked the perceived commitment required to make a lasting change.
Results of qualitative interviews suggest that physician recruitment may be driven more by the NCI affiliation and the perceived commitment of the hospital to cancer care, than by actual levels of spending, at least in the short-term.
But that also means changing how careers work and how we perceive commitment.
The left figure plots the perceived continued commitment (5-point scale) by entrepreneurial intention (5-point scale).
Similarly, Fig. 5 (left) plots the perceived continued commitment (5-point scale) by leadership supportiveness (5-point scale).
We find that individual-level attributes can counterbalance the job role changes that weaken support for adopting OSS, while perceived organizational commitment has no effect.
We compile results from the survey from September to December 2015 with suggestive evidences to these questions. Figure 4 (left) plots the perceived continued commitment (5-point scale) by entrepreneurial intention (5-point scale).
McGraw Hill, Maidenhead] cultural values dimensions (i.e., Power Distance, Individualism/Collectivism, Masculinity/Femininity); safety climate (perceived management commitment to safety) and risk-taking behaviour in workforce members of a multi-national engineering organisation operating in six countries.
