The Network approach we describe for developing evidence-informed policies and their translation into practice has achieved some important outcomes for WA.
In order to do so, he wants to show to the North Korean leadership that he has achieved some major military outcomes, particularly targeted against South Korea".
"They have been able to achieve some concrete outcomes and I think at least in Malaysia, that is already being portrayed very positively".
The chapter also considers methods for ex ante evaluation, which can be used to assess the effects of programs prior to their implementation, for example, in trying to design a program that achieves some desired outcomes for a given cost.
Clearly, individuals with more political skill will be better satisfied with their need for competence and relatedness needs, and achieve some valued outcomes (La Guardia et al. 2000) and feel connected to and understood by others (Baumeister and Leary 1995; Yang et al. 2015).
This may partly explain why the case management interventions did not achieve some desired outcomes [ 34].
Elderly patients with CHF/COPD when supplemented with EAAs not only may improve exercise intolerance but also can achieve some prognostic outcomes typical of ET Rehab.
Taiwan has achieved some of the best outcomes in the world while paying only 7percentt of its gross domestic product on health care (compared with 18percentt in the United States).
The lecturer working with a class aims to achieve some learning outcome – and designs the activities, collects data on student performance, interprets it and so improves their design in order to better achieve the goal.
But the main use case of contraceptives, their intended function, as opposed a secondary function, is to prevent fertility, not to achieve some health outcome.
Political theories assert that individual action is motivated to achieve some desired outcome such as more resources, promotion, or additional power (e.g. Pfeffer 1981).
