Next, as traditional intent-to-treat point prevalent abstinence analyses can obscure important aspects of the process of quitting smoking [ 13, 35], we will also use the real-time EMA data to examine time to first lapse using survival analyses.
For the intent-to-treat analysis, we have presented estimates under a range of assumptions about completion rates because we believe that the traditional intent-to-treat analysis with imputation of "no follow-up" for all study non-completers is too conservative.
He is, in most ways, a traditional Chamber of Commerce Republican, intent on projecting competence, experience and a focus on low taxes, less-intrusive government and fewer regulations.
The right-wing Heritage Foundation, where Meese was speaking, suggests that there are some 4,400 criminal offenses in the federal code, which lack a requirement that the prosecution proves traditional criminal intent.
There are, the foundation says, more than 4,400 criminal offenses in the federal code, many of them lacking a requirement that prosecutors prove traditional kinds of criminal intent.
In traditional Chinese culture, the intent of marriage was not the love and happiness of the couple, but for childbearing and rearing, the whole family.
"Tinder has incredible scale given its viral growth and the dating context provides a level of intent that traditional social networks can't capture.
In traditional Chinese culture, the intent of marriage was not the love and happiness of the husband and wife but to produce children, especially sons, to keep the family name alive (Zeng 1995).
On the right, there was the anti-abortion New Christian Right — led by figures like Phyllis Schlafly and the televangelist Tammy Faye Bakker — intent on restoring traditional marriage.
Britons in Nigeria had an innate distrust of educated "natives" and decided to grant resources and autonomy to more traditional tribal chieftains, who were intent on pursuing local, not national, interests.
She is intent on updating traditional crafts like weaving by using modern, discarded materials (she once wove a basket out of computer wires), and has a company based on that principle: Replayground makes recycling project books called "This Into That," published by Giddy Up, a Michigan toy company, and do-it-yourself kits produced by Streamline Inc., a New York company.
