The phrase "assignment intention" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the purpose or goal behind a specific assignment or task.
Example: "The assignment intention is to encourage critical thinking and creativity among students."
Alternatives: "purpose of the assignment" or "goal of the assignment".
Participant data were analyzed according to physician practices' original randomization treatment assignment (intention-to-treat analyses).
Future trials must adhere to methodological standards such as proper random assignment and intention-to-treat analyses, and aim for a thorough comparison of radiographic and functional results, complication and survival rates, quality of life, and also extra costs and cost utility.
Patients who experience treatment failures and require additional surgery will be monitored and their results computed in the primary assignment group (intention-to-treat principle).
Cognitive function data were converted to z-scores and analyses of variance/covariance were used to assess differences in mean changes among participants grouped by intervention assignment following intention-to-treat principles.
Strengths of the trial include a well-defined study protocol, multicenter design and early assignment to treatment groups, intention-to-treat analysis, and complete follow-up.
This was her first attempt at defending a Grand Slam title, and it was an assignment she had no intention of mishandling.
The effect of treatment assignment on outcome observed (intention to treat analysis) is adjusted by the percentage of assigned participants who ultimately receive the treatment (contamination adjustment).
Strengths of the trial were an early assignment to treatment groups, intention-to-treat analysis, incorporation of transport risk into trial design, and a robust economic analysis.
Analyses included all randomized participants according to intervention assignment (i.e., by intention to treat) and were performed using SAS version 9.3 (SAS Institute, Cary, NC).
