Sentence examples for added outcomes from inspiring English sources

These added outcomes are less well predicted both by age screening and by multiple risk factor measurement and consequently the detection rate is about 10 percentage points less for a 20% false-positive rate (see figure S1 in appendix S1), but our conclusions regarding the similar screening performances of age, 5-yearly, and Framingham screening still apply.

An added outcome is a low-risk exploration workflow that is capable of correctly predicting reservoir rocks to be encountered in a new play and prospect.

Hence, omitting or adding outcomes should not affect the odds of the remaining outcomes (Long and Freese 2001).

Participating centres agreed to record details of every patient treated with intravenous alteplase at that centre and to enter baseline data as soon as possible after treatment, adding outcomes as they occurred.

Arguably, in order to proxy for competitiveness, one would prefer to add outcome variables, rather than a proxy of regulation, but competition outcomes that are truly comparable (in levels) across countries are to the best of our knowledge not available.

Since earlier studies on the effectiveness of PE interventions on the use of ergonomic measures found contradictory results, we have added health outcomes as secondary outcome measures.

Main outcomes were identified a priori, but we added two outcomes (hope and empowerment) post-hoc.

But a company representative added: "Since outcomes differ so much among advertisers and are influenced by many different factors, we encourage advertisers to experiment with their own campaigns".

Measures of positive and negative affect were therefore added as outcomes.

We also added two outcomes (health and quality of life) that were not evident in the framework but were important to learning about health consequences.

Plus, he added, "the outcome is not great".