Sentence examples for certified outcome from inspiring English sources

A recount of sorts has been undertaken in California, and the results appear to have overturned a previously certified outcome.

Uṃveka's intuition, then, is that "being a pramāṇa" can only characterize, as it were, the certified outcome of the epistemic process; he is therefore concerned to interpret Kumārila's doctrine in such a way that "being intrinsically truth-conducive" ends up being predicated only of what are clearly veridical cognitions.

The study by Lichtman et al. identified the risk of selection bias as certified hospitals had better outcome than non-certified hospitals even before the program began [ 28].

A certified epileptologist reviewed seizure outcome and classified both operated and unoperated patients according to Engel's classification after GKRS, before the operation and at the last check-up.

The study reported here, part of a larger study that examined all four types of APNs, compares the labor and delivery care outcomes of certified nurse-midwives (CNMs) and physicians.

The most favourable answers were significantly more frequently given in both groups of CAM patients, with a trend toward better outcomes in certified CAM.

See related research by Cooke et al., The mechanisms by which closed intensive care units (ICUs), defined as units in which patient care is directed by board certified intensivists, improve patient outcomes are unclear.

Here is one way to think about the outcome: although the certified vote totals showed an extremely close result, it was not quite as close in percentage terms as some other famous elections, including one that determined the winner of a presidential election.

The logistic regression didn't show any associations between nurses' actions as registered in the log-books (MI, booklets, websites, collaboration with antenatal care, referrals to a certified tobacco treatment specialist) the outcome of the follow-up SiCET, and parents' socio-demographic data.

Never before in American history has a presidential candidate gone to court to try to change the outcome of an already certified presidential election.

Body weight, measured to the nearest 0.1 kg using a certified balanced beam scale, was the primary outcome of the current study.