Sentence examples for refers a willingness from inspiring English sources

In this study, WTP refers a willingness to give up salary for an improvement in other attributes of a job.

"Fail Forward" is an extension of the same mindset that my new record, Share Power, refers to: A willingness to take risks with and for your friends," he continues.

All studies included a measure that refers to inhabitants' willingness to intervene in case of neighbourhood problems and the extent to which the inhabitants would jointly attempt to find solutions to neighbourhood problems.

Advocacy refers to the willingness of consumers to provide positive assessment of product or service provided by a supplier and strongly recommend it to other consumers [29].

In addition, in terms of e-business, Kim et al. [36] claimed that WTPM refers to the willingness of customers to pay higher prices as to maintain the relationship with the e-retailer.

Solidarity refers to the willingness to act in the interest of others in need [ 6, 7].

This refers to an increased willingness on the part of the victims to come forward to report both historical and recent sexual offences".

The vast majority of primary care physicians have indicated a willingness to refer for at least one complementary or "alternative" therapy.

GPs expressed a willingness to refer acutely ill children to CCNTs, borne out by both routinely collected referral data and GPs' comments.

Other respondents referred in general terms to a willingness by family and friends to take positive action or to help 'in practical ways'.

Every provider reported a willingness to refer patients to a clinical trial involving CAM, but only 25% felt qualified to counsel a patient regarding CAM modalities (Malit et al, NEAGO 2010).