Sentence examples for intentional entry from inspiring English sources

Viable pathways for the introduction of RVFV include: transport of virus-carrying vectors, importation of viremic hosts and intentional entry of RVFV as a biological weapon.

These false negatives could reflect failure by patients to read questions and answers carefully, poorly phrased questions and answers, mistaken selection of "No" when "Yes" was the intended answer, failure to comprehend prior diagnoses or intentional entry of false information.

We argue that ports are non-intentional points of entry and that surveillance measures should be put into place to prevent novel propagules from arriving and establishing in Brazil.

Each curriculum unit follows the intentional sequence of an entry task, apprentice task, expert task, and milestone task.

This contact, which county prosecutors previously portrayed as coincidental, appears to be intentional, according to log entries.

These attributes are not always accurate due to various reasons such as unintentional entry errors and intentional deception [6].

Another aspects of the considerations are the inclusion of additional elements in the support layer, uneven distribution of the cord in the belt and intentional removal of cord or electrical cable entry.

But removing vital organs of living patients would cause their deaths, violating both laws against homicide and the widely accepted moral principle prohibiting the intentional killing of innocent human beings (see the entry on doing vs. allowing harm).

Although APHIS requires a port of entry inspection and phytosanitary certificate for intentional plant imports, these data are not at all detailed and are for internal use only (USDA APHIS 2004; A.T. Tschanz, APHIS, personal communication).

This significantly lengthens the distance between entry and artworks, which I suspect is intentional.

Second, identity resolution needs to handle not only duplicates caused by entry errors or data ambiguities but also intentional identity fraud and deception, which tend to be hidden and concealed.