Sentence examples for central outcomes from inspiring English sources

General life satisfaction is one of the central outcomes covering different life domains.

The present study aimed to elucidate the impact of non-cognitive skills on central outcomes measured in PIAAC.

To facilitate comparison of the study results Tables 1 and 2 are organised first according to the type of economic evaluation and second according to the central outcomes.

In the absence of a clear definition, most extant surveys have included those non-cognitive skills that promised to be related to the central outcomes of interest in these surveys.

40 Sample sizes for central outcomes are listed in table 2. Our goal is to include 60 patients with a full 1-year follow-up within 3 years.

As one of the central outcomes of the study is the teachers' HP practices, our sample size was defined based on this outcome.

Study design: This multi-center, open-label study, with blinded central outcome adjudication, randomized patients with new CVLs to twice-daily reviparin-sodium or standard care.

Study design: This multicenter, open-label study, with blinded central outcome adjudication, randomized patients with objectively confirmed VTE to receive either reviparin-sodium or UFH/OA.

In conclusion, the primary finding in this study was a sensitivity to change in escape/avoidance behavior induced by pharmacological modulation with analgesics, supporting the use of the PEAP as a central outcome measure in preclinical SCI pain research.

Regardless of the report's impact on Trump's political standing, a central outcome should be that it aids in the establishment of a fact-based history of events in 2016 that, much as the 9/11 Commission Report did, dispels the false conspiracy theories advanced by both the left and the right.

This relative silence is puzzling, given that improving mental health has been listed as one of Australia's national health priorities and the fact that the Melbourne Declaration on Educational Goals for Young Australians together with the National Curriculum framework, both advocate that wellbeing is a central outcome of schooling.