In fact, outcomes of climate modelling need to be linked with data on soil conditions, cultivation patterns and eventually also economic considerations in order to assess future sustainability of particular crops to be grown and the resulting requirements of external water input.
In fact, outcomes research and practice guidelines are connected through concepts that relate to efficacy and effectiveness research.
While this cannot be ruled out, significant effects were not realized for all outcomes; and in fact outcomes that were heavily emphasized in the intervention, such as walking to and from school, were not significant.
These will provide a brief synopsis of plots, characters, ideas, facts, outcomes, etc., in whatever field you're writing about.
Poorly performing physicians might be more likely to stop performing deliveries as they practiced longer, making it seem that more experience leads to better outcomes when in fact worse outcomes lead to less experience.
In fact, the outcome may be the opposite of that predicted.
In fact, either outcome would depress tax revenue and could mean larger deficits.
And, in fact, the outcome of the third new study of athletes' hearts is quite encouraging in that regard.
He said it was designed to further the impression that Mr. Bush had been elected, when in fact the outcome has not yet been determined.
In fact, the outcome never seemed seriously in doubt, at least after the president made his widely applauded speech to the United Nations.
