Sentence examples for integrated outcomes from inspiring English sources

It is shown that when firms at a particular stage of production are relatively dominant, simultaneous merger decisions are conducive to competitive vertically integrated outcomes while sequential decisions are not.

To understand benefits of integrating management at landscape scales, we estimated cost and projected integrated outcomes for three alternatives for public land management in the interior Columbia River basin over 100 years.

A new view of homeostasis that deals with integrated outcomes rather than single signals is already being promoted in biomedical applications [26].

There is a need to better understand the integrated outcomes that may arise from neighbourhood streets and routes that facilitate active travel through evidence-based design.

In our analysis, no single immune parameter correlated with the delay of the onset of PSA progression (an endpoint of the study); however, an artificial intelligence analysis uncovered tenuous trends in integrated outcomes of multiple parameters that might drive immunity into a particular direction (e.g., towards TH1-type response [10]).

A seventh item—'This placement gave me access to appropriate real patients' was also copied from our previous instrument and included because horizontally integrated, outcome-based education expects learners to achieve specific learning outcomes.

To do this we draw on and integrate outcomes of our previous work.

Bayalpata Hospital maintains an active database of administrative and clinical data that integrates outcomes for its clinical programs.

This meta-analysis provides a quantitative synthesis of the clinical efficacy of ZWD for the treatment of hypertension by integrating outcomes from seven clinical trials involving 472 participants.

Indeed, besides a failure to integrate outcomes across both positive and negative reinforcement history, our results showed that 5-HT OFC depletion specifically increased the timescale of the animals' tendency to choose the same option (stimulus) again, regardless of the outcome, an effect that could also account for the animals' pattern of behavioral impairments.

In particular, it is commonly thought that goal-directed action selection is enabled by integrating outcomes via an S O → O R activation chain, both according to ideomotor theory and instrumental learning theory (Balleine & Ostlund, 2007; de Wit & Dickinson, 2009; Urcuioli, 2005).