The phrase "acquire outcome" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express the idea of obtaining a result or consequence from an action or process, but it lacks clarity.
Example: "In order to improve our strategy, we need to acquire outcome data from the recent campaign."
Alternatives: "obtain results" or "achieve outcomes."
The effectiveness of the acquired outcomes will be delineated by a simulation case.
From this plot it can be understood that acquired outcomes from the recommended ANN model are in good agreement with the experimental results.
Given that a cross sectional study estimates prevalence instead of incidence, it does not account for subjects who acquire the outcome but die before the study.
As the pronounced impairment of explicit declarative learning (ie, episodic memory) associated with AD does not compromise the implicit learning that occurs when patients acquire cue-outcome associations, 31 CBM may be a particularly suitable for use in this population.
Such hypothesis suggests the formation of new neuronal circuits underlying the newly acquired behavioural outcome.
This represents one of the largest studies providing prospectively acquired neurological outcomes data among American patients with WNV CNS disease.
This study represents one of the largest clinical investigations providing prospectively- acquired neurological outcomes data among American patients with WNV CNS disease.
Yet for all the additional knowledge that has been acquired, the outcomes of epilepsy treatment, particularly MTLE, remain in the main stagnant.
Lih-yuann Shih et al. [ 23] once reported 30 bilateral ONFH patients who underwent one-stage hip arthroplasties and the other hip was performed hip-preserving surgeries of core decompression and bone grafting acquired good outcomes.
Based on the characteristic, adaptive and structured error correction models of nonlinear autoregressive with exogenous inputs network are established to acquire deterministic optimized outcomes.
