"inherent outcome" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means the result of something that is unavoidable, inherent, or built-in. For example, "The inherent outcome of the new healthcare policy is improved access to medical care for all citizens."
The evidence suggests that these are not just bad luck but an inherent outcome of the fabulously complex design.
Comparable disease manifestations confirmed that the skeleto-hematopoietic alterations are an inherent outcome of disrupted collagen X function.
Comparable perinatal lethality ratios were observed across all congenic and outbred strains (e.g. a range of 15.7 18.7% for 1.6 293Δ Tg line, 18.8 25.6% for 4.7 21Δ Tg line, and 7.4 10.6% for KO) (Table 1), suggesting that variability in disease severity was an inherent outcome of collagen X disruption.
Despite their inherent limitations, outcome predictors are nevertheless helpful in identifying those septic patients who are at high risk for death, who are more likely to benefit from intervention [ 34].
In contrast, Luhmann suggests that where trust characterises a relationship, choices may be inherent, variable outcomes accepted and disappointments characterised by internal rather than external attribution of blame.
In each episode, we see enough of the process to realize that there's a great deal of arbitrariness inherent in the outcome; what we don't see is how each case is arbitrary in its own way, since we don't get to know the jurors well enough, or see enough of the details of each case.
Open-label studies will be excluded from our analysis because performance and detection bias are inherent when the outcome is not considered an objective end point.
The overall control group included a higher proportion of women with a previous cesarean (p < .0001), and their babies had a higher mean gestational age at delivery, the latter outcome inherent in the definition of the groups (p < .0001) (Table 2).
Although this result is encouraging, it should be noted that this study was not sufficiently powered to assess ALT-836 efficacy and that because of the large inherent variation in outcome parameters observed in this patient population, preliminary evaluation of efficacy end points will likely require a placebo-controlled Phase II trial with at least 45 subjects per treatment arm [ 16].
Therefore, we should encourage them to be ready to launch their ideas and be absolutely responsible for the inherent risks and outcomes.
Complex systems methodology, based on mixed methods with their ability to capture the complex outcomes inherent in the practice of TMB, is recommended for TMB research.
