Sentence examples for advance outcomes from inspiring English sources

The increasing interest in MCI due to AD [ 2], preclinical AD [ 111], and prodromal AD [ 18] presents an opportunity to advance outcomes measurement in cognitive disorders by addressing ceiling effects of existing measures and by expanding the range of measurement targets beyond neuropsychological assessments into the realm of patient-reported outcomes.

European consensus regarding a core set of free brief measures, with adequate psychometric properties, that allow for cross-national comparisons will help advance outcome measurement in Europe.

However, for more complex structures, teacher intervention is clearly required to achieve advanced outcomes.

Over recent time, it has been demonstrated that early detection, prescription of personalized medicine based on disease type, and evaluation of response to treatment has significantly impacted on advancing outcomes, and reducing cost to healthcare systems.

Step 6 is discussed in terms of its value in monitoring the CWH intervention under discussion, fine tuning details to enhance outcome, and contributing to research and clinical knowledge to advance health outcomes.

The GOP leaders I mentioned would likely advance policy outcomes I would strongly oppose.

Before moving to Geneva in November 2014, Emanuele was the Chief of Health and Nutrition in UNICEF Mozambique, where he worked for four years to advance health outcomes for Mozambican children and women.

The performance of the new risk stratification models was compared with using eGFR, UACR, the ADVANCE kidney outcomes model (16), and the renal risk models of Tangri et al. (14) in both of our cohorts.

Everything needs to be hammered down in advance, the outcome agreed and the cooperation of the accused secured, before it can start.

While this may be inconvenient for television viewers, FIFA requires that the final pair of matches for each group start at the same time, to keep teams from knowing in advance the outcome of the other decisive match in their group — an advantage that proved too tempting to resist more than thirty years ago.

However, at that time, intubation and mortality rates of patients treated in the control group were high as this occurred prior to recent advances in outcomes [17 19].