Sentence examples for recipients intentions from inspiring English sources

By way of explaining these findings, it has been suggested that interest in donor information may be guided by recipients' intentions to tell their children about their conception (Scheib et al., 2003).

Protection against severe malaria is an important objective of malaria vaccine efforts; however, too few cases of severe malaria (according-to-protocol cohort: one case among FMP1/AS02 and two among comparator recipients; intention-to-treat cohort: nine and five cases, respectively) occurred in the present study to allow assessment of this.

Despite their profound language problems they were able to engage in recipient design as well as intention recognition, showing similar indicators of mentalizing as have been observed in the neurologically healthy population.

Tailored and targeted messages increase the chances of engaging audiences with relevant messages, of creating stronger intentions in recipients to engage in behavior change, and of producing faster and longer-lasting behavioral results.

We interpreted these findings that, in some circumstances, great apes can naturally use spatial reference as part of a communicative intention with recipients responding to such signals appropriately.

The court may well conclude that applying federal fraud statutes to cases where the "quid" is not met with a clear "pro quo" is unconstitutional – that taking gifts which the giver intends as an inducement to political action when the recipient has no intention of following through isn't actually corruption.

The first one uses individual data, and tests whether receiving CCT assistance influences the intentions of remittance recipients to participate in presidential elections.

In contrast to human speech, such communication systems are not necessarily based on signallers and recipients understanding each other's intentions [3].

Technique is crucial; make your actions clear to ensure that the recipient is aware of your intentions.

A major problem in interpreting the results of human healing research lies in controlling for the influence of factors other than the hypothesised specific effect of spiritual healing, defined as influencing at a 'distance', through 'nonlocal consciousness' independently of the recipients awareness of the healers intention.

Results of intercessory activity may give evidence of 'primary perception' in the recipients of such intercessions or directed intentions.