Sentence examples for intermediate outcome between from inspiring English sources

When Fj can act on both Ft and Ds with a Ft bias, an intermediate outcome between acting on Ft only and acting on Ft and Ds without a bias is seen and a cellular asymmetry of 4.1% is observed.

We used the motor subscore of the Glasgow Coma Scale as a proxy for attainment of normal cognition without delirium, but it is possible that a more sensitive measure of delirium, such as the Confusion Assessment Method [ 33], or a better measure of alertness and arousal, such as the Coma Recovery Scale [ 34], would allow for discrimination of this intermediate outcome between the two groups.

However, there were no differences in intermediate outcomes between the disease management program and routine care [ 44].

This model extends the knowledge, attitudes and practice model, adding more intermediate outcomes between knowledge and action.

That study showed that the group with unknown HIV status showed intermediate outcomes between the groups above (TB only and TB-HIV), suggesting that this group includes some with HIV infection.

The differences were larger in the first years of the trial, and 1 year differences in intermediate outcomes between the RC and IT groups were not maintained at 5 years [ 10, 28].

With regard to quality goals and targets, process indicators [ 32, 79- 81] generally yielded higher improvement rates than outcome measures,[ 82- 86] with intermediate outcome measures yielding in-between rates[ 35, 87- 90].

In both sites annual costs and intermediate outcome indicators were collected between November 2000 and October 2001, with the exception of HBC where the period was January to December 2000.

Among five intermediate outcomes comparable between surveys, belief that condoms prevent HIV showed a 32% increase (Table 2b).

9. Compare the performance of interventions within and across disease stages – within cell comparisons can potentially proceed using intermediate outcomes but between cell comparisons require a 'final' composite outcome measure such as the QALY or value-weighted QALY.

Intermediate (surrogate) outcomes may be included in the assessment if either a strong and consistent correlation between the intermediate outcome and final outcome can be shown or if the outcome measured is large, precise and lasting (Section 2.1.4 GMS TAPS 5).