Sentence examples for hard outcomes from inspiring English sources

"There are only two hard outcomes so far and China's winning 2-0," Moon said.

There is no reason we shouldn't require, as we almost always do for drugs, a randomized placebo-controlled trial showing improvements in "hard" outcomes like mortality before approving them.

That's soft and squishy compared to hard outcomes, but it's much more realistic, isn't it?

He argues that "there have not been any studies" showing a clear benefit on mortality or other hard outcomes.

Future validation work, in other laboratories, and against hard outcomes, is necessary to test the feasibility and effectiveness of this approach.

A clinical study of "hard" outcomes such as heart attack and stroke is now under way in the more than 10,000-patient IMPROVE-IT trial.

" 'If you look at outcomes for example, neonatal and infant mortality, sudden infant death rates, these are relatively hard outcomes which are measurable.

Reimbursement decision makers might disregard inappropriate shocks as clinically relevant outcome (and focus predominantly on 'hard' outcomes such as CV events including mortality).

Using the principles as an evaluative framework for RCB, has demonstrated the value of using a blend of less traditional process measures and more traditional 'hard' outcomes.

The two main themes, connecting and engaging and changing the landscape of care, reflected two broad categories of both process and 'hard' outcomes.

It is likely that the proportion of information concealed in free text will be greater for less 'hard' outcomes in certain disease areas.