Sentence examples for towards the statement from inspiring English sources

The vertical line in Fig. 4 - dividing respondents' answers of those (strongly) agreeing to the statement from those (strongly) disagreeing or being undecided towards the statement - helps to identify respondents consent again.

A principal component analysis (PCA) of the response patterns in thematic block one (basis for treatment of patients) revealed that the attitude towards the statement "the physician can best treat the patient without guidelines and with the knowledge of individual needs and patient's possibilities" (question 1.3) was juxtaposed to the other statements.

Both groups were indifferent towards the statement that the physician can best treat the patient on the basis of scientific knowledge in form of guidelines, but specialists agreed less than primary care physicians (mean primary care physician 2.57, specialist 2.84, p < 0.01) (figure 5).

Both groups were indifferent towards the statement that the physician can best treat the patient on the basis of scientific knowledge in form of guidelines, but single practices agreed less than group practices (mean single physician practice 2.80, group practice 2.55, p < 0.05) (figure 5).

"We believe his current state of vulnerability, together with his obvious media profile, could result in abusive conduct towards him," the statement said.

Heightened awareness is the first step towards prevention," the statement said.

The leaflets were handed out to migrants and included rules to follow, such as no urinating in the street and strict guidelines on appropriate behaviour of men towards women – including the statement 'no means no'.

"From our perspective, we've gained a lot of positive ground towards achieving our goals," the statement said.

(We have edited this tweet to remove offensive language) "Our visitors are generally respectful towards the wax figures," the statement reads.

"Gas-guzzling S.U.V.'s are at the forefront of this vile, imperialistic culture's caravan towards self-destruction," said the statement, which Mr. Rosebraugh said had been delivered to him electronically.

Seymour Pierce analyst Kevin Lapwood said: In what appears to be a thinly veiled two finger salute directed towards the UK government, the statement points out that there is strong global demand for its outsourcing expertise.