However, the strength of intention to take part in CRC screening has been shown to be an important predictor of screening behaviour, [ 12] and so the increase in intention resulting from the inclusion of an additional narrative leaflet could have positive public health implications, and should be investigated in future research.
"It used to be we could produce as much as a thirty percent shift in audience intention from the beginning of a campaign to a film's release," Dick Cook, the Chairman of Disney Motion Pictures told me at the time.
Therefore, a qualitative shift in intention is evident from the emphasis in the teaching of theoretical knowledge (categories A, B and C) to the interest in aspects related to the actual clinical practice.
The improvement in intention to quit increases from 56% before testing to 67% in smokers with an average smokers risk of lung cancer or 89% in smokers with a high risk of lung cancer [ 18].
In intention to treat, successful weaning from invasive ventilation was obtained in 70% of patients.
The psychological challenges of complying with such requests to discontinue the medical device are amplified because they do not differ in intention, causation, and moral responsibility from those inherent in physician-assisted death.
Only Hitler deliberately launched a war of European and, ultimately – in intention at least – world conquest, planned from the moment he took power, if not earlier.
Now 84 years old, Thea Musgrave was present to witness the warm welcome accorded her 10-minute Loch Ness – A Postcard from Scotland, lightweight in intention but beautifully imagined orchestrally, with tuba player Ben Thomson embodying the fictive monster.
The time domain features were extracted from each channel was grouped into five ensembles to understand the importance of selection of features in the identification of intention from EMG signals.
