"inputs and outcomes" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
The phrase is most often used as a way of referring to the various inputs and outcomes of a process, for example, "This program was designed to consider the inputs and outcomes of a sales process."
The first conclusion was that: "The truth is that, in the context of gnarly social problems, building the link between inputs and outcomes is often impossible".
Furthermore, since intermediary inputs and outcomes refer to the same time period, simultaneity issues also arise.
Three trapezoidal membership functions are used for representing all the subsets of the inputs and outcomes.
At the 18-month point, the program led to small improvements in several health inputs and outcomes.
From this perspective, curriculum implementation, focus, and sequencing would be crucial for valid and contextualized interpretations of correlations between educational inputs and outcomes.
Historical knowledge of both the inputs and outcomes can be used to tune the model and determine the extent of the influence.
This value is itself the average of the insulin resistance of each particular organ, each of which is differentially regulated in stress conditions and sets the balance between insulin and nutrition inputs and outcome glycemia.
However, the quality of their inputs and outcome should closely and continuously be monitored to ensure good quality services.
Table 3 shows descriptive statistics for measures of impairment, needs, inputs and outcome across the three follow-up phases.
We are working with five local authorities to track the service inputs, costs and outcomes for 300 families supported by Breaking the Cycle, using the data collected to construct a social investment model that works from the provider, purchaser and investor perspectives.
Through this process, we can have honest conversations about what the data and models can reasonably tell us about educational inputs, processes, and outcomes.
