The phrase "a low intention" is grammatically correct but may not be commonly used in written English.
It can be used to describe a goal or purpose that is not ambitious or is of minimal significance.
Example: "His actions were driven by a low intention, lacking any real desire to make a positive impact."
Alternatives: "a minimal intention" or "a modest intention".
Responses indicating a high intention to teach both evolutionary theory and unscientific alternatives receive a score of 5, whereas responses indicating a low intention receive a score of 1. Pre-service teachers' knowledge of evolution was captured by the conceptual inventory of natural selection (CINS; Anderson et al. [2002]).
As a result, they may express a low intention to use MEMRs.
Whether it is good to have a high or a low intention can be discussed.
The strongest predictor of a low intention to participate was the sense of not belonging in AA/NA.
On the self-report measures, participants showed a low intention towards chlamydia screening (M = 1.42, range 1 5).
Forty percent of patients reported a high intention to participate in TSGs after discharge; 31% had a low intention; and 29% had a moderate intention.
From the results of this study, it is not clear why there is an overall low intention to use weight-related care.
To explore the congruence between professionals having a high or low intention and encouraging or no encouraging behavior, Chi-square analyses were conducted on dichotomized variables.
However, in Finland it is more common to take a milk sample before contacting a veterinarian for a visit, and this explains the low intention found [ 6].
Thus, the barriers were a problem primarily in the low intention group.
Between-group comparisons based on categorizations of low, moderate, and high intentions indicated that perceived barriers was a problem primarily in the low intention group.
