Because patients cannot be expected to remain on inadequate treatment, an intention-to-treat analysis is more appropriate than an on-treatment analysis.
The quality of the trials was limited by the potential for bias associated with inadequate concealment, no reported intention-to-treat analysis, and small sample size.
Methodological flaws included the lack of blinding, the lack of intention-to-treat analyses, inadequate allocation concealment, the unclear definition of primary outcomes, and high drop-out rates.
If Arendt thought existing notions of legal intention and national criminal courts were inadequate to the task of grasping and adjudicating Nazi crimes, it was also because she thought that nazism performed an assault against thinking.
It is laid out like a huge shell in front of the implacable gothic presence of the Palazzo Comunale, which is topped by the 335ft Torre del Mangia – designed with the intention of making rival Florence feel inadequate.
It observes the lengths its characters go to do the right thing, and it registers the unexpected blowback when their good intentions are misconstrued or perceived as inadequate.
Evaluate the impact of an educational intervention based on Theory of Planned Behavior (TPB), on enhancing pharmacy students' attitudes toward health literacy, perceived behavioral control and intentions concerning communicating with patients possessing inadequate health literacy.
Certain flaws existed in many of the studies such as inadequate sample size [ 29, 34], lack of intention-to-treat analysis [ 41, 42] and lack of blinding of outcome assessors [ 29, 42].
He has also sent out important signals to the business community, such as his intention to strengthen the country's woefully inadequate anti-monopoly legislation.
Treatment of wounds with inadequate vascular supply or certain coexisting medical conditions heal by secondary intention and require long-term maintenance.
