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Discover LudwigThe phrase "addressed outcome" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing a specific result or goal that has been dealt with or considered.
Example: "The addressed outcome of the meeting was to improve team communication and collaboration."
Alternatives: "targeted result" or "discussed outcome".
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We did not identify nonconformity statements that addressed outcome elements in Donabedian's model.
Two trials addressed outcome of HRR and six HRV among these studies.
Four studies measured only self efficacy expectations [ 29, 30, 32, 36], twelve studies solely addressed outcome expectations.
Here, we addressed outcome orientation again, stressing that however rare an event is, it can still happen, and that frequencies are the only way to put a number on this.
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Of the breast reconstruction candidate measures, 3 addressed processes and 2 addressed outcomes.
It also addresses outcome switching, and P-hacking more generally, by requiring the researcher to articulate analytical decisions prior to observing the data, so that these decisions remain data-independent.
Some previous studies have been published addressing outcome in stress-only MPS studies.
However, these studies were not designed to exclusively address outcome parameters such as HRV and HRR in patients with CHF.
Across Australia, governments need more localised policies to address outcomes in suburban and regional areas.
Without addressing outcomes, they say, the opportunities will always be heavily loaded in favour of the privileged.
Areas such as decision support, care coordination, patient engagement, etc. become paramount if one is going to address outcomes versus simply encouraging more activities that the legacy reimbursement model have incentivized.
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