Sentence examples for aimed outcomes from inspiring English sources

Our study added empirical evidence that these benefits have a limited effect on participant's adherence until the point where participants have achieved their aimed outcomes.

Piloting with validated HPV DNA testing can be recommended if carried out in an organised screening programme with careful monitoring of the quality and systematic evaluation of the aimed outcomes, adverse effects and costs.

The aimed outcome of a genetical genomics study is to define genomic regions that control the expression of single or multiple genes, metabolites and/or proteins (eQTLs, mQTLs and pQTLs, respectively).

These studies teach us that AP's enhance recognition of exacerbations and taking appropriate action measures timely, but were clearly underpowered (sample size) to find effects in the aimed outcome measures.

Although the implementation strategy for the surveillance system was the same for all study arms, there were marked differences in the RE-AIM outcomes between the arms (Table 3).

1) Reporting: Do studies provide a clear description of aims, outcomes, characteristics of patients, findings and actual probability values?

More often than not, music is regarded by the development sector as an add-on - a "soft" medium used to complement more serious methodologies aimed at measurable outcomes.

We aimed to compare outcomes from patients with MSSA infections treated with flucloxacillin and cefazolin.

The fee looked a lot like programs in place in London and Singapore and, among other outcomes, aimed to make New York City a healthier place by reducing vehicle emissions.

This study aimed to characterize outcomes and adverse effects with empiric use of ertapenem for osteomyelitis.

Strengthening district hospital orthopedic care should be considered a priority of strategies aimed at improving outcomes for these vulnerable groups.