Sentence examples for introduced outcome from inspiring English sources

We excluded registered spontaneous abortions with less than six completed weeks of gestation that is, early pregnancy loss; only a limited proportion of early pregnancy losses are recognised clinically, therefore inclusion of this time period in the analyses would have introduced outcome misclassification.

Louis Appleby, the national director for mental health, who is better known as the government's mental health "tsar", is planning to introduce outcome measures throughout England's NHS mental health services.

This increases the chance of biases due to self or researcher selection of treatment, which confound the study results and introduces outcome differences that are not necessarily generated by the intervention.

Existing population survey platforms such as the demographic surveillance system and SPD could be adapted to fit chronic disease surveillance by introducing outcome measures that realistically measure morbidity burden of NCDs.

Cameron admires it, but wants to improve it by introducing outcome-based payment-by-results for those drugs: we license what works.

The IGZ introduced the outcome indicator 'percentage of patients with a UL-LOS' for its supervision since 2010.

Bias might have been introduced from outcome measures which were recalled or self-reported and from the lack of information of physical activity.

If all the simulated tips were of one type only, we artificially introduced an outcome of the opposite type at a random tip on the phylogeny.

But according to the NEJM article, Pfizer and Parkes-Davis later swapped some primary and secondary outcomes, dropped some criteria altogether when the drug did not treat a symptom, and introduced new outcomes halfway through when the drug treated a symptom unexpectedly.

Engineering Accreditation Council (EAC) has introduced eleven outcomes for engineering programs in Malaysia.

These data were collected while patients were receiving usual care and may not generalize to conditions where new interventions are being introduced and outcomes evaluated.