Sentence examples for reported willingness from inspiring English sources

Most (83%) web-based participants also reported willingness to use the website again.

Overall, 59.6% of school children reported willingness to take 10 mm diameter tablets, although only 32.1% of caregivers perceived this size to be suitable.

While the majority of students reported willingness to help an overweight peer who has been teased, approximately half of the students surveyed remained passive bystanders in these situations, leaving overweight students to cope with these experiences on their own.

The move spurred an immediate battle of interpretations outside of court, with each side portraying the fight over Ms. Brawley's reported willingness to testify as a measure of the other side's desire to suppress the truth.

To explore reported willingness and factors associated with utilization of voluntary counseling and testing services by female sex workers (FSWs) in China and to offer recommendations to optimize use of such services.

The governor's reported willingness to sign such a bill is significant because it gives the Legislature's leaders more time as they weigh the political risks of calling a special session, and as they join with George W. Bush in asking the United States Supreme Court to overturn the results of Florida's manual recounts.

That is, when asking willingness-to-pay questions about three health care programmes within a single survey, does the order the programmes are presented have an impact on the reported willingness-to-pay?

Based on the results of the present analysis, we reach similar conclusions as these previous evaluations where liraglutide was demonstrated to be a cost-effective strategy, under the reported willingness-to-pay thresholds, from a healthcare payer perspective.

In the perioperative setting, the self-reported willingness to report also differed between physician anaesthetists and PACU nurses or OR nurses [ 10].

Similarly, Lerner and Boyd (2005) reported that roadway type (e.g., freeway, arterial) did not affect drivers' self-reported willingness to engage in secondary tasks; nonetheless, at certain maneuvers (e.g., exits, merges, turns), drivers were less willing to distract themselves.

Attributes associated with system experience were defined as follows: Acceptability the self-reported willingness of stakeholders to further engage with MOPBASSS, as well as indirect measures, including the timeliness and completeness of reporting.