Sentence examples for a defined outcome from inspiring English sources

The main assumption of this method is that all cases are treated holistically as configurations of different conditions, which may lead to a defined outcome.

However, we also consider studies in which the observer properly modifies a given practice for a defined outcome to be measured (a planned variation under controlled conditions [64]) as "experimental".

Emphasis on defining assessment methods prior to developing teaching/learning activities is the key: this ensures that assessment (where the learner should be at the end of the educational activity/process) drives instruction and that assessment and learning/instruction are tightly linked so that assessment measures a defined outcome (competency) of the learner.

These students were given an established protocol with a defined outcome.

The goal of "top-down" exposomics is to identify biological analytes (i.e., biomarkers) relevant for a defined outcome or disease.

The typology was constructed around two criteria: the type of outcome (a measure of post-intervention health status or the extent of change in health status following an intervention); and whether the metric was based on a continuous variable (eg a mean score) or a categorical variable (eg proportion achieving a defined outcome).

Despite some progress in improving perinatal and neonatal mortality through community-based interventions of maternal and neonatal care packages [ 5, 6], relatively few large-scale community-based projects have delivered neonatal interventions within local health systems and through public sector health workers with perinatal and neonatal mortality as a defined outcomes [ 7- 11].

In the current study, a clinically defined outcome was present if the participant had a probable or definite diagnosis.

A meta-analysis of RCTs, all of which have a similar defined outcome, can be useful if the original studies are underpowered, but meta-analysis of poor quality data will not improve them and may simply compound the uncertainty.

Beginning every educational journey with a proverbial Mapquest list of step-by-step goals and a neatly defined outcome can remove some of the excitement associated with suspense and student discovery.

"We wanted to fund something with a clearly defined outcome," said Alisa Helbitz, the director of research and communications at Social Finance in London.