The phrase "an outcome observed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing results or findings from an experiment, study, or analysis.
Example: "The researchers reported an outcome observed during the trial that indicated significant improvement in patient health."
Alternatives: "a result noted" or "a finding recorded".
A 24% reduction in the development of pain in the lesion was an important outcome observed.
Each value of dependent variables was a maximum outcome observed during 4-day cultures.
A prospective cohort study was designed that included all patients undergoing AVF creation between January 2009 and December 2014 in a single centre (Belfast City Hospital) who had a functional AVF outcome observed by March 2015.
A similar mechanism might be responsible for the negative outcome observed in a study where the alloreactive response of MSCs led to donor graft rejection [ 108].
Furthermore, we explored if the agreement with 2007 Infectious Diseases Society of America/American Thoracic Society (IDSA/ATS) guidelines was associated with an improved outcome, observing a decreased mortality after delivery of adequate treatment (OR 0.65, 95%% CI 0.48 0.89).
However, because of the time delay from onset to death, we do not observe this outcome by time t: only for a proportion ut is the outcome observed.
P3: the overall ratio of ERBB2 to ZNF217 signals, with favourable outcome observed below a cutoff of 1.5.
Furthermore, the amelioration of this effect by selenate and APC may function as mechanisms resulting in the more favorable outcome observed in a number of clinical studies.
Research on these interventions employed randomized-controlled trials and provides compelling evidence for the lasting effects such programs can have on a variety of outcomes observed at school age, including reading achievement.
This is a common observation when comparing outcomes observed in carefully controlled clinical trials with those in general oncology practice [ 12].
