The phrase "a outcome" is not correct in written English.
The correct article to use is "an" because "outcome" begins with a vowel sound.
Example: "The project had an outcome that exceeded our expectations."
Alternatives: "a result" or "an effect."
OK, but to what end? "What we want as a outcome is to share perspectives, map out the value chain and start to look for a set of actionable opportunities". Which tells you … not much.
"I have vowed in the past, and I will vow so long as I'm president, to make sure that those lives were not lost in vain; that, in fact, there is a outcome that will merit the sacrifice that civilian and military alike have made; that our strategy going forward will be aimed at making sure that we achieve victory," he said.
[News analysis, Page C1.] As a result, these settlements are a strong signal that corporate advisers will be held responsible for the financial effect of their dealings with clients -- meaning that banks, accountants and lawyers can be held responsible if a transaction is legal in every respect but results in a outcome that deceives investors.
The league encountered just such a outcome in last season's National Football Conference championship game, which the Saints won in sudden death on a field goal on the opening overtime drive, leaving Brett Favre and the Vikings' offense on the sideline with no role to play.
That would be a outcome not seen for decades in Venezuela.
RQ 2 : Does F3T result in a outcome framework with a fewer number of problems?
To date, the CPCHILD has not been used in BoNT-A outcome studies.
Using the pilot data estimates of SD and correlation and assuming that each co-primary outcome will be tested at the 0.025 two-sided significance level, power calculations for analysis of covariance on the PSWQ-A outcome indicated the need for a total of 80 participants per group to attain 90% power, 70 participants per group to provide 85% power, and 60 participants per group to attain 78% power.
What an outcome, for a democracy!
Resilience is an outcome not an aspiration.
Such an outcome would be a travesty.
