While evaluations have suggested some benefits of this type of approach, including reductions in drug-use-related criminal activity [ 6], a number of commentators have raised methodological concerns about existing evaluations (e.g., lack of data on post-release drug use, failure to incorporate intent-to-treat analyses, use of inappropriate control comparison groups) [ 7- 11].
Further research incorporating intent-to-treat approaches is clearly needed, given the possible beneficial or hazardous effect sizes still compatible with this study's results, the pressing need for interventions against suicide, and the broad potential use of lithium.
This judgment also incorporates the patient's intent, family's intent, consensus among healthcare professionals, and social acceptance.
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The score was Weill's second for Broadway after abandoning Europe to live in the United States, and it reflected his ardent intent to incorporate the giddier, less caustic musical-theater language of his adopted country.
In future work, we intent to incorporate in the identification of edges information from their surrounding pixels.
However, almost all existing systems cannot incorporate the teacher's intent of instruction that may be necessary to accommodate learners with different abilities by using a different instructional approach.
A sketch for this work demonstrates Lichtenstein's original intent to incorporate a "plant-in-vessel arrangement" as well as fruit on the table, but these Matisse references were instead depicted on the floor of the studio.
Different than art that depicts or uses animals in some way Damien Hirst's shark in formaldehyde or Jeff Koons' countless Balloon Dog sculptures the works in Animal Intent literally incorporate interventions and creations made by animals as part of each work's material or process. .
In this paper, we propose an integrated design system that incorporates the design history, information and intent to support an improved design.
As described by the Roman historian Tacitus, three Roman legions led by Quinctilius Varus had crossed the Rhine from Gaul, intent on incorporating the vast area known as Germania into the empire.
