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The phrase "almost all outcome" is not correct in English.
Did you mean "almost all outcomes"? You can use the corrected phrase when discussing the results or consequences of a particular situation or event, emphasizing that nearly every result is included.
Example: "In this study, we found that almost all outcomes were favorable for the treatment group."
Alternatives: "nearly all results" or "most outcomes".
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However, almost all outcome measures will be collected using questionnaires without personal contact with the patient.
Ethnicity contributes to overweight related preventive behaviour for almost all outcome measures of this study.
At 6 weeks we also found significant differences compared with discharge for almost all outcome measures (table 1).
Table 3 shows that the effects of the voucher intervention were also very close to zero for almost all outcome measures, except for the number of reminders.
However, we could not draw a funnel plot to evaluate this assumption graphically, because there were less than 10 studies for almost all outcome measures [ 29].
HCV patients had consistently worse outcomes than matched controls across almost all outcome measures, though some measures of healthcare resource use did not reach significance.
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We also find that the black-white and Hispanic-white gaps are smaller in STEM relative to Non-STEM schools across almost all outcomes, but the Asian-white gap, in contrast, is larger in STEMs relative to Non-STEMs.
Conclusion: These results highlight the presence of significant changes of the limits of stability and static balance in migraineurs, mostly in chronic migraine and migraine with aura, for almost all outcomes assessed.
Overall, the two groups were similar on almost all outcomes.
Almost all outcomes showed significance before adjusting for these differences (Table 2).
We observed a large heterogeneity across studies on almost all outcomes and therefore no pooled estimates were presented.
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