In addition to conventional intention-to-treat analyses, secondary explanatory analyses, i.e. based upon the participants who actually did attend the workshop, were undertaken.
Conventional intention-to-treat analysis showed that the 63-day cure rates adjusted for re-infection were 99%9797 of 98) for AM and 97% (196 of2022) for DP (P = 0.43).
The dialogue in that first scene signals both the conventional and unexpected intentions of "The Temperamentals".
But the mechanism of discovery is not decoding according to conventional rules, but intention-recognition and discovery based on ampliative inference.
It does not do away entirely, as was Woolf's intention, with conventional narrative structure — scenes are set with relatively familiar descriptive modes of places, objects, how people are seated — but her doubts mature into a sort of existential uncertainty.
Comparison between the control strategy with recognition of driver intention and the conventional two-parameter gear shifting strategy is presented.
In the present study, we also saw an inflammatory response during "conventional" mechanical ventilation, with no intention to make the ventilation "injurious".
Drawing on recent management literature regarding organizational turnover intentions, we challenge the conventional view that mentoring generally leads to reduced turnover intentions, by testing a theoretical model that posits that different functions of mentoring have differing effects on turnover intentions.
Destroying states without such malign intentions produces more conventional disasters.
From his home in Denmark, Leth says it was never his intention to make a conventional documentary on Haiti.
The illocutionary force of a particular speech act depends on a variety of factors, including the intentions of the speaker and the background conventions that link the conventional meanings of words with social practices.
