Sentence examples for inconsistent intention from inspiring English sources

For one of seven trials with information in the protocol on analysis population, there were inconsistencies between the protocol (subgroup of patients with negative results on urine drug screen) and the clinical study report, which itself was internally inconsistent (intention to treat versus all randomly assigned patients with at least one follow-up after baseline).

So it appears that the irrationality of having inconsistent intentions cannot be explained by appealing to run of the mill norms on desire and belief.

Drawing on the work of liberal and conservative scholars, Justice Clarence Thomas has argued that those decisions are inconsistent with the intention of the framers of the First Amendment, who wanted to prevent the federal government from interfering with established state churches, rather than requiring a wall of strict separation between church and state.

Interestingly, in social media applications, PU is seen as an inconsistent determinant of intention to use.

DECREASE trials I and IV report findings inconsistent with the intention-to-treat results of secure RCTs on the initiation of β-blockers on perioperative all-cause mortality.

Responses were considered inconsistent if actual use contradicted intentions, if one intention contradicted another, or if intentions contradicted beliefs.

A stability control adds sensors to determine if the car is slipping sideways or doing anything inconsistent with the driver's intentions, as determined by steering and braking sensors.

And he notes that the clearest examples of genuine inconsistency beliefs in contradictories and intentions to pursue inconsistent courses of action seem to be A-type.

If a woman believed that a birth control method acts at Stage 2 or Stage 3 and answered "No" to using a birth control method that acted at Stage 2 or Stage 3, then if she was currently using or planning to use this method, this would be inconsistent with her beliefs and intentions.

However, disadvantaged smokers have higher rates of uptake and lower rates of successfully stopping [ 19– 25] and findings from studies examining SES and intention to quit are inconsistent [ 23, 26].

Inconsistent and multiple descriptions of the modified intention to treat approach may cause failure to achieve the standard intention to treat principle, which is the best method that preserves randomisation.