Sentence examples for intention of explaining the from inspiring English sources

Farley and Murphy (1997) studied sockeye salmon stocks in Alaska and northern British Columbia with the intention of explaining the trending behavior of the sockeye salmon catch.

Virtually all work since Davidson's conversion has followed him in acknowledging the state of prospective intention as irreducible to action, and has been led to seek unity in the forms of intention by explaining the others intentional action and intention-with-which in terms of intention-with-which intate.

The model was also formulated with the intention of reproducing and explaining the observed cell-to-cell variability.

The adapted model presented relations among beliefs, attitudes, and intentions for the purpose of modeling and explaining the variance of attitude and apprenticeship choice in a lateral process.

Overall, this study has shown that three explanatory variables in the TPB can explain behavioural intention of practising safety with 52% of variance and safety knowledge as an extension construct of the TPB model with behavioural intention can explain the young adult's safety behaviour in the laboratories and workshops with the variance of 40%.

Mummery et al. (2000) also investigated the efficacy of TPB in explaining the PA intention of Canadian children and adolescents.

At the risk of giving a personally biased account, in this series of articles my intention is to explain the how's and why's of my present occupation and how I successfully got there.

This finding suggests that the ability to understand and identify others' mental states and intentions does not explain the relation of neurocognition to general symptoms in schizophrenia.

I've no intention of ever explaining anything so I shrug in a cool sort of way and hope the critics will love the empty unreliability of my narration.

It is in fact unclear how this dispute affects the project of explaining intentional action through intention as a mental state.

The idea of explaining intentional action through intention-with-which is associated with resistance to causal accounts of acting for a reason.