Sentence examples for level outcome from inspiring English sources

The primary outcome was the overall mortality at 6 months (individual level outcome).

The ICC gives an initial indication concerning the relevance of the contextual level in influencing the individual level outcome.

Contrastingly, the study exhibited the aim to strengthen and align the HRD system, notably to provide staffing suitable to accounting capability development (organizational level outcome), and to launch incentives expected by public employees with regard to their investment in accrual-based knowledge (individual level outcome).

Semi-automated techniques tend to generate a more robust code, for as long as the solutions prove to be correct, and they grant the user less power to interfere in the final lower level outcome.

It started by defining high level outcome goals, as measures of ultimate public transport success, and then identified the major societal issues that public transport systems can help to resolve.

It is time that we learn from them! Colleagues and I think of suicide, at once, as a quintessentially individual event, much like a heart attack, and as a population level outcome that reflects the impact of life adversities and environmental factors (much like cardiac risks) that potentially are amendable to change long before someone comes to the edge of the cliff.

In contrast, if the between-group effect estimate is negligible in comparison to the within-group effect or the individual level outcome-exposure association, the presence of bias and non-causality is more likely (Fig.  1) [ 9].

One reason is personal: Congress's leader, Sonia Gandhi, lost her husband, Rajiv, a former prime minister, to an LTTE suicide-bomber in Tamil Nadu in 1991.But some predict that anger in Tamil Nadu over events in Sri Lanka could affect the state-level outcome of a general election due by May.

Here, an example is the relationship between the federal state characteristic provision of upper secondary education and the NEET status as individual-level outcome measure.

Finally, we introduce notation for vectors and matrices stacking together the network-level outcome vectors, covariate matrices and adjacency matrices for all networks in the data.

To clarify the multilevel influence of these individual-level (e.g., knowledge sharing) and organizational-level variables (e.g., organizational memory) on individual-level outcome (e.g., employee service performance), this study applies hierarchical linear modeling to examine three hypotheses.