The phrase "active outcome" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to describe a result or effect that is dynamic or ongoing, often in relation to processes or actions.
Example: "The active outcome of our marketing strategy has led to increased customer engagement and sales."
Alternatives: "dynamic result" or "ongoing effect".
It is well known that datasets from HTS have the imbalanced nature, which means that the majority of screened compounds exhibit inactive outcomes, while just a minority part of them show active outcomes.
For the agonist screen (AID 743053), there were 372 substances reported as active outcomes and 9070 substances as inactive outcomes from a total of 10,486 substances, while for the antagonist screen (AID 743063), 670 substances were reported as active and 7770 substances as inactive from the same compound library.
The order of tests was standardized and there was seated-rest between the administration of lower extremity outcomes (e.g., SPPB or T25FW) and upper extremity outcomes (e.g., arm strength) by completing 'non-physically-active' outcomes (e.g., questionnaires).
Note a"Other" includes: Respiratory/Thoracic, Head & Neck, various, each less than 1%; b "Other" includes: a new different cancer; active monitoring; outcome not specified.
From September 2003 to January 2011, we conducted an active, prospective outcome and process surveillance before-after study in 13 Intensive Care Units (ICUs) in 13 hospitals members of the INICC in 8 cities of Turkey.
Sample characteristics are presented in Table 1.> -wrap-foot> Note a "Other" includes: Respiratory/Thoracic, Head & Neck, various, each less than 1%; b "Other" includes: a new different cancer; active monitoring; outcome not specified; η2 eta-squared; φ Phi coefficient.
As no clear criteria exist for acceptable value of intra-rater and inter-rater agreements for active ROM outcome measures, we defined, a priori, that a difference in measurement between the raters of 10% of the total range of measurement values would be acceptable.
The purpose of this pilot study was to determine the feasibility of a study to compare manual therapy and active rehabilitation outcomes for subjects with sub-acute/chronic back pain, investigate whether any difference in outcome was related to psychosocial factors, and to inform the design of a main study.
"The ICAP framework: Linking cognitive engagement to active learning outcomes". Educational Psychologist, 49(4): 20142014 2014.
"You should also look for evidence of an active, lively, outcome-focused disability employee network (DEN) or resource group as this shows real engagement," says Nash.
