Sentence examples for To be outcome from inspiring English sources

"We do want this to be outcome focused, rather than focusing on the number of blackboards and the number of Sharpie pens available to students," he said.

I was very outcome oriented, and the Olympic champions were telling me not to be outcome oriented, not to try to win.

Typically psychometric measures tend to be outcome focused rather than process focused.

Thus length/duration seems to be outcome relevant, despite the experimental protocol not explicitly rewarding on these features.

For the purposes of constructing this database, we considered all suicide and related behaviours to be outcome measures, using the terms described by each individual article.

If justice is to be outcome oriented, the underlying structural causes that makes certain groups more vulnerable to TB infection need to be addressed.

"We try to be outcome-based, like a good business," Mr. Ickes said.

The Forbes/CCAP ranking strives to be outcomes based.

The powers are chosen to be outcomes from a uniform distribution on, and the experiment is repeated times.

We also consider the missing values to be outcome-dependent and not ignorable, and perform sensitivity analysis by selection modeling and jointly model the longitudinal smoking status and the missing process.

For study purposes, treatment persistence and adherence were deemed to be outcomes.