The phrase "a few outcome" is not correct in English.
Did you mean "a few outcomes"? You can use "a few outcomes" when referring to multiple results or consequences of a particular situation or action.
Example: "After analyzing the data, we identified a few outcomes that could significantly impact our strategy moving forward."
Alternatives: "several results" or "a couple of consequences".
However, except for a few outcome measures, we do not find evidence that education improves women's decision-making authority within households, asset ownership, or community participation.
We, however, limited the effects of such bias by choosing only a few outcome measures that are not easily confused.
These forms were used to validate previously recorded data and they also included a few outcome questions as well as surgeon and patient satisfaction.
In the control arms, so as not to influence the outcomes through the effect of direct observation and data collection, the monitoring system will be limited to tracking only a few outcome indicators (school drop-out and marriage).
But that number is skewed by a few outcomes in which returns are exceptionally high.
A few outcomes were reported both using scale measurements and subjective evaluations.
For a few outcomes such as restorations, our results were sensitive to moderate effects of unobserved confounders.
Most of the relevant papers appeared to be non-scientific, mentioned just a few outcomes, and emphasized the experiences of the project members.
The few studies that disaggregate Pacific Islanders from Asian subgroups did not explore Pacific Islander subgroups separately; [ 8, 12] focused on only one hospital in one location; [ 8, 13] or only examined a few outcomes [ 9, 10, 12– 15].
The two available studies on asthmatic response to rodent allergen among sensitized children, a controlled intervention (Pongracic et al. 2008) and a prospective study (Phipatanakul et al. 2000), found either significant effects for several but not other outcomes, or small and not statistically significant effects in only a few outcomes.
