Sentence examples for the desirability that from inspiring English sources

In marketing-related studies focused on the specific purchase and use situations, Shim et al. (1989) proposed that SN could be interpreted as the desirability that the consumers' friends and family would like them to perform the consumption behaviors.

In September of 1990, a Home Office circular stressed the "desirability" that "mentally disordered persons are not prosecuted where this is not required by the public interest".

In their 1957 recommendations for medical education, the GMC noted only the desirability that students "be acquainted with the principles governing the design and interpretation of clinical trials" [ 8].

That is, even if a person's preferences satisfy all the conditions in Bolker's theorem, then it is neither guaranteed that there will be just one probability function that represents her beliefs nor that the desirability function that represents her desires will be unique up to a positive linear transformation.

The measures are self-reported with recognised limitations of such measures in health and racism literature, including the role of social desirability that has the potential to impact on reporting of ethnicity, discrimination and health measures in this study [ 6].

Secondly, it was difficult to exclude the influence of social desirability that is often associated with self-administered questionnaire surveys.

As legal theory, political theory explains the normal desirability that governmental authority in political communities be exercised within the framework of (in the classic slogan) a "rule of law and not of men" (1.3).

Additionally, participants in the calibration study may be healthier and have higher social desirability (that can influence self-report) than the sample as a whole.

Secondly, patient satisfaction surveys are prone to response bias due to social desirability that can be influenced by the interviewer's characteristics and attitudes.

Third, participant responses may have been conditioned by social desirability that may have led to underreporting or overreporting of risky behaviors.

The idea is that Bangkok is therefore three quarters of the way up the desirability scale that has Amsterdam at the bottom and Cardiff at the top.