"We know that without intentional focus on women of color, independent of income, we are likely to unintentionally widen disparities in stillbirth rather than decrease them".
The Office of Inspector General OIGG) released a report in 1999 that cited the following reasons: a more cooperative relationship fostered by the FDA with the pharmaceutical industry; changes in the scope and type of inspections; and pharmaceutical companies becoming more familiar with the regulation and less likely to unintentionally commit regulatory violations [ 4].
In failing to stop Obamacare, a fantasy to begin with, the Republicans very likely benefited themselves unintentionally as the Democrats will get full credit for the many flaws, unintended consequences and increased costs, both to the public and to private insurance carriers, of that very flawed law.
Unlike OSM data is intentionally contributed and voted by the crowed, social media data is likely to be unintentionally contributed and lack of votes from the crowed.
New seat belts provided more strength and were less likely to come undone unintentionally.
Similarly, species that thrive in human-dominated, disturbed landscapes (typically r-selected species) are more likely to be transported unintentionally by humans (Martin et al. 2009), while stress-tolerant, specialized plants that could invade harsh environments may be less likely to grow in human-dominated landscapes and therefore less likely to be transported to harsh sites.
That sounds, unintentionally, like SamCam's CV.
The cost of birth control is one reason poor women are more than three times as likely to end up pregnant unintentionally as middle-class women.
But an American company outsourcing production to North Korea, even unintentionally, would most likely have been in violation of US law.
If the observers, even unintentionally, were more likely to view the practices of a provider they came to know was trained as correct this would bias our results despite our efforts in training to limit this effect.
