The phrase "current outcome" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to refer to the results of an event that has just happened or is still ongoing. For example, "We are very pleased with the current outcome of the competition."
Long clinical trials are very expensive but probably currently necessary using our current outcome measures of brain atrophy or accumulation of disability.
And one of the consequences of regulation is regulation prohibits real innovation, because the regulation essentially defines a path to follow which by definition has a bias to the current outcome, because it's a path for the current outcome.
We determined optimal cut-off quartiles that fit the current outcome for prognostic analyses of single cells.
She welcomed the recommendations in the report, saying that lack of appropriate services made the current outcome "pretty bleak".
The current outcome is discussed in terms of procedural differences between the present experiment and earlier studies.
– We studied elderly patients admitted for hyperosmolar state (HS) to evaluate current outcome of HS and identify prognosis factors associated with mortality.
Before adopting EHC, it is important to evaluate the current outcomes of EDT.
In addition, this study will define current outcomes for this severely compromised population.
Overall, given the current outcomes from researchers and clinical trials, along with exciting new developments in ex vivo gene and cell therapy, we anticipate that successful treatments for neurological diseases will arise in the near future.
While the current outcomes confirm that the effects of HA on elastin synthesis are fragment size-specific, this study shows that an exogenous supplementation model does not necessarily simulate cellular matrix synthesis responses to HA-based biomaterial scaffolds.
Current outcomes for tricuspid valve infective endocarditis surgery in North America.
