Sentence examples for conclusions outcome from inspiring English sources

Conclusions outcome in patients with symptomatic ICA occlusion has not substantially improved over the years.

Conclusions: Outcome of patients receiving chemotherapy in the ICU was similar to the general population with haematological malignancies, however only when admitted within 24 hrs after hospital admission.

Conclusions Outcome of schizophrenia in this setting is driven by early symptomatic improvement and is relatively favourable, in line with other studies from low- and middle-income countries.

Conclusions Outcome in patients with acute ischaemic stroke is significantly better in those who undergo thrombolysis compared with those who do not.

In conclusion, outcome of IFS is usually very poor [ 11, 28].

Whatever the conclusions, the outcome is likely to leave the students with a sour taste in their mouths.

When the New Hampshire results came in, with Mitt Romney winning — he got about thirty-nine per cent of the vote — commentators offered two immediate, somewhat contradictory conclusions: the outcome could hardly be better for Romney, and nobody else was leaving the race.

Conclusions: The outcome of severe dengue patients requiring ICU admission remains high and the mortality was associated with lower Glasgow coma scale, lower platelet counts and more organ failures.

Finally, the group of studied patients is small, and cannot be expected to provide definite conclusions about outcome.

The currently available evidence precludes to draw definite conclusions about outcome of the use of AIs for ovulation induction in PCOS.

As a final limitation, the sample size precluded reaching conclusions on outcome measures (such as mortality) other than those related to glycemic or infection control.