"In just about any disease, different people handle it differently and have different outcomes," he said.
To date it has not been investigated whether patients referred to cardiac specialists in an inpatient versus an outpatient setting differ from each other in terms of demographics or comorbidities, are treated differently, or have different outcomes.
6 7 However, OA may have different outcomes, and it is unknown whether these differences depend on the underlying inflammatory process and structural changes in the airways.
Our previous findings regarding the importance of language ability and source country in explaining differences suggest that Western prefilers (and non-prefilers) may have different outcomes from their counterparts from non-Western countries.
If any of the preceding games have different outcomes, the Giants are in the playoffs.
"But there is also a lot of fear because a lot of hospitals that have different outcomes treat sicker patients".
Both processes can, at certain stages, employ the same laboratory techniques, but then they follow different paths and have different outcomes.
"Grandmother investment aimed at improving grandchildren's nutrition in subsistence societies may have different outcomes in contemporary affluent societies".
Even though there is no age gap between college candidates of the same cohort when they apply to college for the first time, they can still have different outcomes.
Apart from the hyperactive, hypoactive and mixed subtype, recently the 'rapid reversible sedation-related delirium' was described which disappears after discontinuing of sedatives and is thought to have different outcomes then regular hypoactive delirium.
In addition, the same causal mechanism may have different outcomes in different contexts while different causal mechanisms and multiple causes for the same effect may be at play in the same context.
