Sentence examples for driven by the outcomes from inspiring English sources

National airworthiness authorities have advocated the adoption of a risk-based approach, whereby regulations are driven by the outcomes of a systematic process to assess and manage identified safety risks.

Medical school content is often 'outcome-based' [ 31] where the curriculum is driven by the outcomes that students should achieve.

Finally, since the number of patients was higher in the CAP than in the non-CAP-LRTI group and since our primary endpoint was mainly driven by the outcomes in the CAP group with relatively low mortality and adverse event rates in the non-CAP-LRTI group, the utility of the CURB65-A score for patients with non-CAP-LRTIs is less certain.

At the same time much of that relationship was driven by the outcomes in the most expensive markets and it was the difference between the lowest cost and highest cost housing markets which provided much of the power behind the relationship.

"I'm not so driven by the outcome, because the outcome was never in question here.

Currently there is a major international effort driven by the Outcome Measures in Rheumatology Clinical Trials and the Group for Research and Assessment in Psoriasis and Psoriatic Arthritis well underway in RA and to start soon in PsA whereby biomarker samples are being prospectively collected in an effort to identify predictors of radiographic damage.

Sample size requirements were driven by the primary outcomes for these trials.

When we are driven by the anticipated outcome -- the word "no" -- we allow fear and anxiety to make our decisions for us.

Driven by the positive outcome of the mouse experiments, an open-label phase II pilot study (EudraCT number #2013-001258-82 approved by Local Ethics Committee, protocol reference #85/13) was designed to test the efficacy or the combinatory treatment with cysteamine and EGCG in 10 Caucasian CF patients homozygous for the F508del-CFTR mutation (Table 1 and 2 ).

Driven by the positive outcome of the mouse experiments, we next investigated the possibility that cysteamine, like cystamine, 28,31,40 would rescue F508del-CFTR at the plasma membrane (PM) and sustain the residence of CFTR mutant after washout in vitro, in polarized CFBE41o- human bronchial epithelial cell lines.

The settlement between the companies may well have been driven by the perceived likely outcomes of patent litigation or the outcome of a patent interference proceeding.