Sentence examples for closure outcomes from inspiring English sources

Such an approach to ARD prediction would support more accurate and cost-effective waste management during operation, and ultimately less costly mine closure outcomes.

The divergence between post-ESD and EFTR closure outcomes in this study clearly demonstrates that the form of tissue apposition (e.g., everted mucosa-to-mucosa, inverted serosa-to-serosa, or multi-layered) is more relevant to suture durability than other factors [ 30].

The primary outcome was left atrial total ejection fraction (LA-TEF) after sternal closure; secondary outcomes included left atrial diameter and PNAF, detected by Holter monitoring.

In a clinical study [ 32], spinal surgical wounds were soaked with dilute betadine solution before wound closure, and outcomes were compared with those of irrigation with normal saline.

In this paper we use publicly available micro-data from a variety of sources to examine the impact of the closure on market outcomes.

It shows that when the preference domain is that of continuous utility functions on the outcome space, the two notions are equivalent to the outcome closure property of Milgrom (2010a).

To assess macular hole surgery in patients with end-stage choroideremia with regard to anatomic closure and visual outcome.

In the Italian or German leagues, a two-goal lead usually brings closure to the outcome of games; in the Premier League it can sometimes be the spur to a great comeback.

If the restricted message spaces satisfy a certain "outcome closure property," then the simplification is "tight": for every ε⩾0, any ε-Nash equilibrium of the simplified mechanism is also an ε-Nash equilibrium of the unrestricted mechanism.

Scottish First Minister Alex Salmond said the closure was the "outcome that matches our worst fears".

Let Y, a binary variable, be the outcome "closure" (1, yes; 0, no), X the baseline covariates X1 (etiology: neuropathic and ischemic) and X2 (initial area), T the intervention status (1 for rhEGF treatment and 0 for placebo), and S the granulation tissue covering the wound area (at 2nd week or at the EOT).