Sentence examples for willingness in relation to from inspiring English sources

Those students who reported more favorable attitudes and subjective norm and greater perceived control and willingness in relation to drowsy driving behavior were more likely to report stronger intentions to engage in drowsy driving behavior.

Future research could further explore the impact of sense of place on household relocation distance and relocation time, as well as willingness and behavior in relation to returning to the source area.

A recent literature review by Smith et al. [ 41] confirmed the overwhelming picture presented in research evidence that parents perceive their expertise is not always valued and HCPs' attitudes and willingness to collaborate in relation to care-decisions is variable and inconsistent.

Previous research, particularly willingness to participate studies in relation to HIV vaccines in marginalised groups, has focused on the modifiable characteristics of individual participants.

We studied physicians' perceived value and willingness to adopt SR in relation to the usability, data entry time savings, impact on the quality of care and quality of documentation, and the impact on clinical and administrative workflow, as compared to the existing methods for data entry.

Participants were willing to wait an additional 29.4 (95% CI 16.3 to 42.5) minutes to be treated at home rather than in hospital in the context of S2 (rash/asthma), but the opposite effect was observed in relation to willingness to wait estimates for S1, confirming a complex interaction between willingness to wait, preferences for treatment location and the presenting problem.

The strategic levers of yield management are geared to matching service timing and pricing to customers' willingness to pay for service in relation to its timing.

Age, sex of the responder and sex of the victim as well as relationship with the victim were examined in relation to willingness to administer mouth-to-mouth ventilation.

Where Smith et al. [ 66] reported on the importance of low cost in relation to willingness, and Galindo et al. [ 53] reported cost as a significant barrier, Eisingerich et al. [ 64] found that cost itself was not always a barrier as participants were willing to pay for PrEP.

This quid pro quo may be seen in other areas as well, such as the broadcast flag or some ebook models, and appears to represent copyright owner willingness to give up some control in relation to private copies in order to prevent or discourage distribution over the Internet – activity which has a much more significant effect on the value of copyrighted works.

Distance to meeting place was the most important constraint faced by the smallholder rice farmers in relation to their willingness to participate on the platform.