Sentence examples for affect on outcome from inspiring English sources

Listing the subjects in order of increasing AUC CV > 9.5%) value would introduce shifts between adjacent subjects in Table 1, which implies the chosen threshold has only a minor affect on outcome.

27 An instrumental variable must fulfil two criteria: correlation with treatment (time to radiotherapy in our analysis) and lack of independent affect on outcome (recurrence in our analysis).

But what do participants think about being involved in trials and could their perceptions have an affect on outcomes?

This is an improvement over methods using single questions related to mood and removes potential subjectivity related to personality characteristics and negative affect on measurement of the outcome.

It is possible that the fracture events before the measurements caused the changes in bone properties (e.g. via altered loading conditions) and affected on outcome of the measurement.

Fourthly, although we studied the association of the number of mental health conditions with stroke outcomes, one cannot assume that they had an additive affect on the outcome variables.

In contrast, if caffeine has anti-nociceptice effect, it should affect on the outcome of acute headache treatment.

It was also the first example of a single terrorist attack having a direct affect on the outcome of an election in a leading western country.

But for all the scrutiny that money has brought the candidate, the war chest accumulated by his campaign, which has out fundraised President Obama and might have a considerable affect on the outcome of the election, deserves some attention, too.

"We scored five runs in the first, so you tell me," Byrdak said, leaning back in a chair, his hands behind his head, seemingly as satisfied with himself as with the chicken's possible affect on the outcome of the game.

We sought to determine whether delay in treatment had an adverse affect on patient outcome.