Sentence examples for determined outcomes from inspiring English sources

When investigating individual cases, the Rotherham report found no evidence that ethnic consideration had determined outcomes for children.

We measured the genetically determined outcomes of aggressive interactions, and the resulting effects on mating success, in a panel of diverse inbred lines representing both natural variation and artificially selected genotypes.

To avoid bias, clinicians will be blinded to alcohol exposure until after they have scored and determined outcomes for facial anomalies, growth deficit and CNS abnormalities.

Research staff (blind to allocation) determined outcomes, checked hospital and general practice records for deaths and changes of address, and administered postal questionnaires.

Orlikowski and colleagues posited that degrees of alignment between organisational members' assumptions, expectations, interpretations and understanding of the role of an innovation ultimately determined outcomes following implementation [ 18].

The key deficiency in process elements found in the tools reviewed with reference to the AMP principles related to the timeframes and level of resourcing required to achieve determined outcomes.

Endorsements, however, don't necessarily determine outcomes.

The timing of referendums often determines outcomes.

There is truth to her comments about the quality rather than structure of families determining outcomes for children.

"They can determine outcomes in a few days that the Syrian rebels took two years to influence.

He meant, of course, that the report had not paid enough attention to the importance of culture and religion in determining outcomes in development.