An action that is willed must thus be assessed according to those consequences which the agent thereby intends or wills to achieve: For an action to be morally good it is not enough, as we have already seen (at the end of section 5.2), that it is in accordance with the moral law, but it must be undertaken also with the intention for it to be so (RW IV, 266), i.e., due to the moral law (RW IV, 269).
Analyses were also performed for the intention-to-treat (ITT) population (i.e. all women who received at least one dose of the assigned treatment) primarily for safety parameters, and for the population who became pregnant.
The first goal of this paper is to study whether a similar pattern can also be observed for the intention to reduce alcohol intake in Dutch adults.
There were also concerns about the intention to have one exam for all ability ranges.
Shortly afterwards, Sen. Bill Nelson (R-FL) also noted the intention of inviting Cambridge Analytica for a chat.
These models have demonstrated their value, also for the understanding and predicting intention and clinical behavior [ 16- 18].
It also announced the intention to roll the Jinn brand into "our new on demand concierge brand for 2018".
The individual value dimension also seems not to be applicable for the intention of companies to adopt sustainability practices.
Secondly, it was also the central intention for the National Institutes of Health (NIH) Molecular Libraries program to have many of the laboratories test the same compounds on a wide range of targets, in an attempt to create a useful repository for mining in the future [59, 60].
Anticipated regret might also moderate the intention-behavior relationship: the higher anticipated regret for inaction, the better the prediction of intention on behaviour [48], [49].
The event is usually a stimulus - a word or picture presented on a display - but it can also be generated internally, for instance by the intention to move a limb.
