As usually happens in essentially flat races, the outcome was decided by a sprint.
Our previous 2011 forecast of a loss before tax of £2.5m assumed a flat like for like outcome.
A second group with severe brain injury and a poor outcome had a flat EEG or a SB pattern during the first 24 hours, which evolved into alfa-coma or a treatment refractory ESE.
More worrying would be a flat-out rejection of the outcome.
Things get more complicated in the infinite case, since there cannot be a flat assignment over denumerably many outcomes, on pain of violating the standard probability calculus (with countable additivity).
Despite this consistent research, efforts to apply the outcomes to the flat plate collectors have been few and collectors reported in the literature appear to be deficient in embedding the knowledge into the design parameters.
Most research reports provide a summary of the findings with a flat descriptive statement that a clinical outcome is better or worse with the tested intervention (68.6%).
In contrast, Pratt et al (1997) published that the prognosis and overall outcome of patients with flat bone tumours were comparable for primary and secondary osteosarcomas.
The trend of the score components against the levels of the outcome scale should be flat if the proportional odds assumption holds [ 17].
With misoprostol there was a trend to reduced blood loss ≥500 ml in 1 hour after enrolment measured in a flat plastic 'fracture bedpan', the primary outcome (6/117 vs 11/120, relative risk 0.56; 95% confidence interval 0.21 to 1.46).
