Sentence examples for because of the intention from inspiring English sources

Christopher Preston, an environmental ethicist at the University of Montana, says many ecologists would consider Etterson's form of assisted forestry as different from migration for agriculture or timber because of the intention behind each practice.

Because of the intention to study allelic variation of OsC1, more japonica landraces exhibiting various degrees of purple color on the leaf sheath were included.

And you tend to charge the same amount whether you're trading IBM, which is a very easy trade, or you're trading Norfolk and Southern, which is a very difficult trade, perhaps, because of the intention required to trade it properly.

Because of the intention to begin the film with a scene of Jim solar surfing, the sequence had to be cut.

In order to account for the expected 10% match failures because of the intention-to-treat principle (see below), we randomly generated 1000 datasets, each with the proposed sample size of 620 and the expected matching effect of 30% after 3 years against a background of 30% immune reactions.

For instance, one could fail the PM task of passing a message on to a friend when you next see him/her either because of forgetting the intention to pass on the message (a PM failure) or because of forgetting the details of the message (an RM failure).

Because of this, the intention is to transfer knowledge from a source home to a target home.

Although play-acted stimuli could be expected to cause greater activation in the ToM network than authentic stimuli because of the speaker's additional intention to act, it instead appears that some element of the authentic recordings, as compared with play-acted, increased activation in parts of the ToM network and in social-context processing.

Every "intentional" shock hurt as much as the first, however, because the malice of the intention kept it stinging, the authors reported 15 December in Psychological Science.

‡High because of violation of the intention to treat principle.

It's not worth arguing over whether this was a good or a bad thing, because most of the intentions were good, even if the excesses were bad.