Sentence examples for units willing from inspiring English sources

However, in the design of health service interventions, it is often the case that the number of clusters will be limited by the number of cluster units willing or able to participate.

FORWARD OPERATING BASE CALDWELL, Iraq, Nov. 23 — Sunni Arab militant groups suspected of ties to Al Qaeda in Mesopotamia have established training camps east of Baghdad that are turning out well-disciplined units willing to fight American forces in set-piece battles, American military commanders said Thursday.

Relevant aspects of this framework include: (1) adoption – the absolute number, proportion, and representativeness of organizational units willing to initiate a program; (2) implementation – the delivery of the intervention as planned; and (3) maintenance – whether an intervention sustains over time and integrates into organizational practices [ 39].

Nursing homes participating in this study have to meet the following criteria: at least one psychogeriatric unit willing to participate and no major organizational changes or building activities are planned or performed in the study period.

There was some uncertainty, however, whether all guerrilla units were willing to honor the deal, which was due to take effect at 6 a.m. today.

The user registration unit facilitates willing users who are interested in availing the services to register and also provides access control mechanisms for successful interactions.

It was also evident in the role model interviews that when the family unit was willing to support financially, emotionally, and socially the woman, the career choice made was much more based on her skills, interests, and abilities and much less on workplace readiness.

The staff at the endoscopy unit was willing to extend the testing period for drop in gastroscopy even if it meant more unpredictable workloads and increased volume with no increase in personnel.

Some social media sites organize interactive maps pinpointing emergency resources for veterans and people in unrelated units who are willing to talk.

For its part, the university paid shareholders what Dr. Socol called "a fair market price" for their units and was willing to accept a partially occupied building in need of renovation.

In the case of adolescent patients, adult nephrologists at local adult dialysis units may be willing to deliver care.