Sentence examples for discard intentions from inspiring English sources
Multivariate analysis reveals that discard intentions are lower among participants with higher incomes and fewer household members, but revealed no other significant correlations with personal or household characteristics.
Among containers with milk 25, 30 and 40 days post bottling, 64.0% of respondents intended to discard milk in containers with date labels while 45.8% intended to discard milk in containers without such labels, which is a 40% increase in discard intentions for milk that is putatively 'past date' among commercial bottlers.
48.9% of respondents indicated they would discard milk featuring a date label if it were in their home refrigerator while 38.1% indicated the same for milk lacking date labels, which equates to a 28% increase in discard intention attributable to the presence of a date label.
Lastly, multimodal samples that had ultra-low end-tidal carbon dioxide values (below 25 mmHg, which usually corresponded to pCO2 values of less than 30 mmHg) were, by agreement, discarded with the intention of minimizing hypoxic PtiO2 changes acutely related to this variable [ 17].
His intention was to discard a club from dummy, leaving East with only red cards.
As with so many summer aspirations, this one went the way of good intentions: articulated and then discarded, returned to the realm of imaginary reading, more wish than fulfillment, not unlike the flicker of a dream.
The club jack was led from dummy with the intention of discarding if East played low.
The crew attached buoys to the discarded guns with the intention of retrieving them later, but this proved impractical.
They would run away with her bearing good intentions but end up ruining her, eventually either discarding or pimping her.
It is our intention to promote the evidence-led movement in medicine but not discard ingenuity or experience from this large community of doctors who have much to share through technical reports and case studies.
But imputing intention has entered the lexicon of this area of law and it is probably impossible to discard it now".
