Sentence examples for samples are willing from inspiring English sources

The calculated LSI values indicate that nearly 50%% of the samples have a tendency to precipitate the carbonates from the water and approximately 54 % of the samples are willing to dissolve the carbonate minerals from the aquifer due to free CO2 and slightly corrosive nature of water.

Strong numbers for Spotify/Pandora One also suggest that the sample is willing to pay for convenience – whether that be greater mobile accessibility or reduced advertisements.

However, if the sampler is willing to live with the possible risk of some bias and less certain estimates of precision when compared with actual simple random sampling, Gordon and Pont's methods may prove satisfactory.

Eighty eightpercentt (n = 580) of the sample was willing to receive testing kits and/or treatment through the post.

As displayed in Figure  2, a substantial part of the sample is willing to pay official fees for physician services.

More than half of our sample was willing to share PHI stored in a PCHR with an out-of-hospital provider.

Approximately half of the sample was willing to avoid social contact if necessary and 40% reported willingness to avoid health care professionals.

For instance, 43% of the sample were willing to pay 20 RMB or more for the baseline BHI, but only 29% were willing to pay 30 RMB or more.

However, more than 50% of the sample were willing to pay additional local taxes for measures to reduce these risks by reducing nutrient inputs to Loch Leven (mean = £16.60/household/year; standard error = £1.00/household/year), with higher values being associated with larger risk reductions in terms of the number of days per year when cyanobacteria present risks to humans.

Though a rarity in an already small sample, some students are willing to cross oceans for an executive education.

Second, we examine how the maximum sample size researchers are willing to collect in a main study (e.g. due to time or financial constraints) leads to overestimated effect size estimates in the studies that are performed.