Sentence examples for about the same outcomes from inspiring English sources

In the follow-up survey (2007), informants were asked again about the same outcomes – we analysed new onsets of these outcomes.

However, under the emulation hypothesis, when the observer lacks the motor program that the actor is using, they may nevertheless recruit an alternative motor program that could bring about the same outcome that the observer has identified as being the goal of the action.

Furthermore, the generally stronger associations between a single measure of glucose at an average of 28 weeks' gestation with pregnancy outcome than the associations of A1C with the same outcomes counter the concerns about basing the diagnosis of GDM on a single abnormal glucose measurement performed on only one occasion (18, 19).

Irrationally, people feel differently about losing than they do about gaining, even if either choice produces the same outcome.

"It's a great example of convergent evolution, where the same outcome is brought about by completely different means," says Myles.

Think about how you could achieve the same outcome without giving too much.

No, it's not the Broadway adventures of a certain red-and-blue web-slinger (though the team behind "Spider-Man: Turn Off the Dark" would surely love the same outcome): we're talking about "Love Never Dies, Andrew Lloyd Webberr's sequel to "The Phantom of the Opera," which on Monday received seven nominations for the Olivier Awards, the British equivalent of the Tonys, more than any other musical.

What is it about all of the different processes that lead to the same outcome?

The funny thing about the debate between proponents of stimulus and austerity is that everyone expects the same outcome.

The director and producer of Fast Girls, a new British film about the UK athletics team, started from the same principle and with hope for the same outcome.

We want the same outcome.