It further revealed that perceived behavioural control, action planning, and intentions predicted fruit and vegetable intake, whereby the intention-behaviour relationship was moderated by coping planning.
Given that both agents form their intentions in this manner, whereby a shared intention comes into existence, they can both regard themselves as having partly settled the issue in question.
They also have confidence in their professional ability and a less strong professional intention whereby they do assume a stringent, guideline-based, disorder-oriented approach.
We are seeing frightening intentions whereby some are trying to phase out these policies and, in particular, to reduce the common agricultural budget.
Worse still, the commission fears that the last two historically low turnouts, combined with younger age groups being much less likely to consider voting a civic duty, suggest the beginning of a cohort effect whereby the non-voting intention is carried forward into later life.
Concerning the Garbage Collection Tax, the Minister of Foreign Affairs has recently sent to the Municipality of Rome a Note Verbale of 2 August whereby FAO expresses its intention to entrust to private contractors the service of garbage collection.
Microsoft is trying to follow Android's "intentions" system, whereby apps can hook into system functions as you desire: the example given is "imagine searching for a restaurant nearby, and then instantly booking it with the OpenTable app".
All data will be analysed by intention to treat, whereby a participant's assessment from the last available time-point is carried forward in the event of withdrawal or loss to follow-up.
Analysis will be by intention to treat, whereby women will remain in the group to which they were allocated by randomization, no matter what surgery they received either during the initial surgery or later during the 5 years postoperatively.
Research psychologists have found that all normal humans are geniuses at reading the intentions of others, whereby they evaluate, gossip, proselytize, bond, cooperate and control.
