Sentence examples for intention to decrease from inspiring English sources
A spokeswoman for the Post Company said Berkshire Hathaway had not indicated any intention to decrease its holdings of Post stock.
Then, following a description of the main concepts behind the method, the attention moves from the so-called "heavy method", where deformations are restrained, to the "light method", where deformations are allowed with the intention to decrease the stresses acting on the primary and final linings.
HMG-CoA reductase inhibitors were developed with the intention to decrease cholesterol levels.
In August 2008, we formalized the spontaneous breathing trial as an approach for ventilated patients who were awoken with the intention to decrease the time spent on MV.
In turn, they also found significant positive relationships between job satisfaction and intentions to leave direct patient care as well as the intention to decrease work hours.
HRA-O: Health Risk Appraisal for Older Persons, values are percentages (nominator/denominator). Denominators are persons at risk for the selected health behaviour or preventative care use (e.g., intention to decrease high fat intake among persons with high fat intake, as defined in Table 5).
Patients can multiply implementation intentions aiming to decrease the impact of negative internal states in order to facilitate goal striving and increase goal attainment [ 14, 16].
The trust had every intention of continuing to decrease its ownership in Hershey, now at about 31percentt.
When an unrelated filler is provided during the wait, purchase intention is expected to decrease more than when a related filler is used because the customers' attention has been diverted.
However, intention to leave decreased significantly with age – the odds of leaving in the over 50 age group was half that of those under 30 years.
Since fear has been shown to decrease intention to undergo genetic testing in our theoretical modelling study, 15 increasing awareness of advantages and disadvantages could decrease fear for genetic testing and might thereby result in an increased uptake of a genetic test for smoking cessation.
