Sentence examples for an average outcome from inspiring English sources

Robertson later said on Twitter: "Today's quote 'World class performance needs world class support' average treatment gets an average outcome.

But Christy insisted he was not disappointed by Robertson - who cryptically tweeted "average treatment gets an average outcome" following his defeat - and Wallwork.

After he and Wallwork were upset in their opening match at the 2011 World Championships, Robertson appeared to criticise Badminton England when he tweeted: "World class performance needs world class support; average treatment gets an average outcome".

For example, different types of activity may have different levels of granularity in the results—one activity or system could provide data for a concept that indicates 'high', 'medium' or 'low' as an average outcome, another might give a percentage value, and yet another might have performed its own learner modelling, using complex algorithms.

The badminton programme drew criticism from 2004 Athens silver medallist Nathan Robertson, who wrote on Twitter  : "World class performance needs world class support, average treatment gets an average outcome" after his opening round defeat with Jenny Wallwork at the World Championships at Wembley Arena.

According to the HHS, seven patients (21.8%) had an excellent outcome, 17 patients (53.1%) a good outcome, 5 patients (15.6%) an average outcome, and 1 patient (9.3%) a poor outcome.

In a meta-analysis of three studies Lambert et al. [ 22] concluded that adding feedback to a treatment led to better outcomes, reporting an average Effect Size (ES) of 0.39.

Based on this energy cost prediction framework from real electric vehicle data, multistage optimal charging decision making models are introduced, including a deterministic model for average outcome decision making and a robust model for safest charging strategies.

Also, the average MCK or MPCK score may be seen as a good approximation for the average outcome of a program.

However, the S&P 500′s average increase of 5.3% following an NL triumph was more than twice the average outcome after an AL win and the NL's frequency of a positive return (aka batting average) was a whopping 0.760, or three out of every four at bats!

It is also noted that this simulation is based on a model that is calibrated with the average outcome for a group of patients on the same drug dose combinations and therefore does not take into account the individual variability within each group.