Sentence examples for further outcome measures from inspiring English sources

Further outcome measures were PTSD and SUD diagnostic status.

Nevertheless, the consideration of non-randomized trials does not appear to augment the value of the review with respect to further outcome measures or longer follow-ups.

Fully powered to be a larger trial from the pilot study, this RCT has been modified to include detailed and intensive interventional measures and further outcome measures; SF-36, PFIT, blood lactate, mitochondrial DNA, muscle oxygenation and microcirculation dynamics.

It should additionally, in a more holistic approach, address further outcome measures such as the quality of life as well as possible mediating variables such as an accepting attitude, the self-regulation of attention, and meta-cognitive beliefs.

Further outcome measures include AROM, distance from the fingertip pulp to distal palmar crease, quality of composite fist, pinch and grip strength, pain, swelling, neurological recovery, and reduced blood circulation.

Further, outcome measures were categorized into three types: 1) reliable and valid outcome measure, 2) reliable, but not valid outcome measure, and 3) neither reliable, nor valid outcome measure.

Number and duration of quit attempts will be a further outcome measure as it is known that the key effect of advice from a health professional is to encourage the smoker to try to quit [ 10, 11].

We also computed the degree of change in symptoms independent of initial severity as residual change in symptoms by regressing the initial PANSS (total and subscales) scores on follow-up scores as a further outcome measure of CBT responsiveness for fMRI analysis following the method used by Siegle and colleagues (22).

To further improve outcome measures in future trials, patients' experiences and preferences have to be assessed carefully.

As such, it is possible that implantation trauma accelerates the underlying cause of hearing loss and could further cloud outcome measures.

Further, relevant outcome measures such as healthcare utilisation, quality of life, activity of daily living and healthcare expenditure should be examined in unison with prevalence.