This raises the question whether YGBM were intentionally meeting other YGBM online for sex when they met the first same-sex partner (i.e. high risk) or just for socializing (i.e. low risk).
There is a group of Upper West Side friends—resemblances intentionally avoided who meet at what we call the "Ladies Lunchh" (and to whom I showed an early version of this story).
Applicants have to show that they are not what is defined as intentionally homeless and meet criteria for priority need.
On the other hand, semipurified diets, formulated from refined nutrient ingredients, can be intentionally modified to meet researcher's needs and contain negligible extraneous material, with very little batch to batch variation.
The year a new version of each intervention that was intentionally designed to meet the needs of DCs was approved by regulators, or equivalent, was considered relevant for availability.
The protocol for the focus group was intentionally designed to meet the criteria of effective focus group questions: that is, they were designed to evoke conversation, to be clear, to be short, to be open-ended, and to be one-dimensional [ 38].
Articles were required to meet provisional, intentionally overly inclusive, eligibility criteria to minimise the risk of inappropriate exclusions by the single reviewer.
The motives behind the bombing remain unclear, but even if the surviving Tsarnaev does go on to justify the attack with religion or anti-Americanism, that doesn't meet even the intentionally loose, disturbingly Orwellian definition of "enemy combatant" outlined post-9/11 by the Bush administration.
followed Cotton's lead, suggesting that Bergdahl intentionally left his post to meet with members of the Taliban.
From this perspective, patient neglect is behavioural (intentionally or unintentionally failing to meet the needs of a caregiver).
