Sentence examples for automatic outcomes from inspiring English sources
However, we cannot expect automatic outcomes stemming from agreements and policy, particularly as the SFDRR does not include specific regulations or legal controls that enforce implementation.
And it isn't as if we haven't been here before: of the 20 British administrations of the 20th century, half were coalitions and minority governments (and there were five of each, a useful historical reminder that a coalition is by no means the automatic outcome of a hung parliament).
Interestingly, automatic outcome prognostication using functional neuroimaging achieved better results that structural neuroimaging methods like DWI (accuracy 70.6%).
Thus, according to this logic, the formation of a supranational EU emerges as an automatic outcome of the interactions between nation-states (individuals) in the broader EU structure (Johnston, 2001).
The paper argues that, rather than an automatic outcome of the call for the production of usable science, iterativity is the result of the action of specific actors and organizations who 'own' the task of building the conditions and mechanisms fostering its creation.
Thus normalization is neither an automatic outcome nor a permanent state.
Thus, normalisation of hamstring isokinetic function seems not to be an automatic outcome of completing a progressive football-specific rehabilitation programme.
This allows us to quantify the effect of eligibility for automatic admission on college outcomes and to do so for key student subgroups (e.g., college-sending rate of the student's high school).
Since these students may have difficulty being admitted without automatic admissions, effects on outcomes like flagship enrollment might be larger for them.
(7) Health outcomes reporting – automatic extraction of information on quality indicators facilitates reporting.
For assessment and outcome measurements, automatic speech recognition systems have previously been shown to be appropriate for objective and quick evaluation of intelligibility.
