Sentence examples for Traditional outcomes from inspiring English sources

Traditional outcomes of treatment for coronary heart disease such as mortality and objective physiological or exercise tests give little information about the impact of either the condition or treatment from the patient's perspective.

Traditional outcomes of publications in peer reviewed journals, and successful grant applications may be the easy and important outcomes to measure, but do not necessarily address issues to do with the usefulness of research, professional outcomes, the impact of research activity on practice, or on measuring health gain.

Clinical trials in kidney transplantation are beginning to include markers of kidney function as end points now that traditional outcomes, such as acute rejection, become increasingly rare events.

The NIH developed the Patient Reported Outcomes Measurement Information System PROMISS) to provide a standardized assessment designed to complement traditional outcomes measures.

Leff points out that the study does have certain limitations, as there are no measures of traditional outcomes or post-implementation results, but clinical and financial outcomes will be reported in the near future.

The mixed effect observed in students' achievement scores could be interpreted in the light of findings by Cobern et al. (2010) which suggested that direct instruction is as good as inquiry-based instruction for traditional outcomes as long as lesson units are soundly designed and good instruction is delivered in both modes.

More traditional outcome measures following lower limb bypass procedures are poor predictors of functional outcome.

The Mets commemorated Wright's first game since sustaining a concussion on Aug. 15 with a traditional outcome, an 8-3 loss to the Colorado Rockies.

This most untraditional of elections is on course to produce a traditional outcome on Monday, AP found – an electoral college victory for the president-elect.

The team has a long-term clinical interest in innovating cost-effective care models that prioritize the patient's global well-being alongside more traditional outcome measures.

But the play still seems to have only one possible ending: another Conservative victory, the "traditional outcome" that Blair described when the opposition chooses to play its traditional roles.