The phrase "amount of outcomes" is not correct in standard written English; it should be "number of outcomes." You can use it when discussing the count or quantity of possible results in a given situation or experiment.
Example: "The experiment yielded a surprising number of outcomes that were not anticipated."
Alternatives: "quantity of outcomes" or "total of outcomes."
The amount of outcome measures to evaluate body function and body structure clearly outnumber the amount of outcome measures utilized to assess activity and participation.
Important features in the Taiwan national health care system limit the amount of outcome misclassification.
Important features in the Finnish health care system limit the amount of outcome misclassification.
The small amount of outcome related research available for hip arthroscopy uses many of these different questionnaires, but it is unclear if these are valid and reliable in the assessment of patients undergoing hip arthroscopy [ 12].
When histology was further broken down into histological subtypes then the SEP OR was attenuated (OR=0.82, 95% CI 0.71 0.96) (Table 2) and the amount of outcome variance explained by the model greatly increased (from R=24.32% to 35.29%).
When we compared the short and long term outcomes of disclosure, the results revealed that as HIV positive people in care disclose their status in the short-term, the amount of positive outcomes plus prevention and behaviour change outcomes continue to increase in the long term.
IAPT services use a standardised protocol and collect considerable amounts of outcome data.
This is in line with previous findings of face-to-face studies of CBT showing that substantial amounts of outcome variance were uniquely accounted for by alliance scores [ 35].
Our rapid availability of neurodiagnostic studies, and our physicians who review, interpret and work together to intervene, allow us to produce an unparalleled amount of optimal outcomes.
Inversely, the linear regression has produced a vast amount of different outcomes.
