Analyses followed the principle of intent-to-screen.
All randomized patients with a CY-BOCS score more than or equal to 16 before treatment started were included in the analyses according to the principles of intent-to-treat.
Analyses followed a pre-specified plan based on the principle of modified intent to treat (that is, all participants are included in the group to which they were assigned, regardless of whether they completed the intervention given to the group).
So while the sophisticates in Georgetown and on the Upper West Side debate the esoteric principles of constitutional intent and the historical implications of a popular-vote, electoral-college split, many Floridians, battle-scarred by the vicissitudes of life, will doubtless see this unfolding drama for what it (like democracy itself) really is -- a brawl for political supremacy.
In biology, the principle of precedence or "original intent" is sometimes used to decide among competing terminologies.
The DDE, in making these claims, refers to common shared principles regarding the moral importance of intent, of appealing to better expected consequences, and insisting that bad not be done so that good may follow from it.
The trial will respect all basic ethical principles of autonomy, justice, goodness of intent and absence of malintent according to the standards of good clinical practice enshrined in the Declaration of Helsinki Seoull, 2008) and the Oviedo Agreement (Convenio de Oviedo) (1997).
In doing so, we simply noted that the principle of Whren rendered the subjective intent of an officer irrelevant to this analysis.
On the other hand, the punishment of conduct short of an attempt runs the risk of violating the established principle that intent alone is not punishable.
The canons, the authors say, are "background principles of assumed legislative intent".
