Sentence examples for a real outcome from inspiring English sources

Such trading cannot be measured against a real outcome, as in an election.

The following sections will describe each of the Web applications and their application in the answer of a real outcomes research question.

It's a very real outcome of admitting to poor mental health.

Victoria Sanford, an anthropology professor at the City University of New York who has written about the violence in the 1980s, said the charges against Mr. Ríos Montt had "a very practical and real outcome in terms of dismantling the impunity that exists today".

However, the study also identifies areas that require additional development in order to further improve the digital human modelling tools' possibility to correctly predict a work task's real outcome, i.e. hand access, push pressure and pull forces, leaning and balance behaviour and field of vision.

"Everywhere I go where they've implemented the standards, I've seen real outcome changes," said Chris Pasero, a pain management consultant in Rocklin, Calif.

"Obviously, this case could have had a real disastrous outcome if they were not spotted and found and rescued," Mr. Unzueta said.

"I sincerely hope we can get past the political hurdles on things like non-discrimination, and that there is a real positive outcome in terms of substantial recognition of the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.

The primary strength of this preliminary study is that it is a real life outcome study whose longitudinal design closely reflects actual clinical practice.

By using mortality as an endpoint in this study we have shown that MUST is not simply an abstract tool but can be related to a real clinical outcome and thus has prognostic value when screening for nutritional risk in older patients.

But the problem is that nobody takes responsibility for the real outcome and the consequences of a lack of identifiable donation".