However, age was significantly associated with willingness to accept some of the treatments with younger patients (<56 years) being more inclined to accept yoga, hypnotherapy and dietary change.
Conversely, one's education and household income were not associated with willingness to donate in any of the NWI scenarios.
Predictors that showed no meaningful relationship with willingness to donate under any of the scenarios – determined by parameter estimates close to null with corresponding p-values greater than 0.05 – were dropped from the model.
The multiple migrations into the southwest Altai region, along with the willingness of Kazakh groups to interact with non-Kazakh inhabitants in a diverse environment, help to explain the greater diversity within it.
But he added: "The solution doesn't lie with any one H.M.O. or insurer" but with the willingness of society to continue financing care for AIDS at a cost doctors can live with.
"What Howard Dean has tapped into is a frustration among Democrats like myself with the willingness of our party to go along with the Republican agenda," said J. Brendan Sharkey, a state representative from Hamden, Conn., who is supporting Mr. Dean.
Combine the unwillingness of the journalistic enterprises with the most resources to challenge authority with the willingness of said enterprises to consider themselves as insider founts of wisdom, and it's not hard to believe that Watergate would go largely uncovered.
French delegate Camille Guillaume said she was impressed with the willingness of the other world leaders to talk with her and not just with their own young constituents.
Designers say they have been impressed with the willingness of the famously guarded company to take chances.
