Sentence examples for longer-term outcome from inspiring English sources

Most Israelis, though, will care less about the ex-settlers' troubles than about the disengagement's longer-term outcome.

We have taken on some volumes from ex-City Link customers but it will be some time before the longer-term outcome, on our business and on the industry as a whole, can be properly assessed".

In addition, ongoing treatment research to improve the longer-term outcome of weight-concerned women smokers is discussed.

There is a lack of consensus on appropriate indications for prescribing oxygen, desirable oxygen targets and clinically significant immediate and longer-term outcome measures.

The aim of the present study was to establish the immediate and longer-term outcome following "enhanced" cognitive behaviour therapy (CBT-E).

The review of studies allow us to say little about the predictors of treatment response, time to clozapine response and about the impact of clozapine on the quality of patients'life and longer-term outcome.

The aim of the present study was to establish, in a representative cohort of patients with marked anorexia nervosa, the immediate and longer term outcome following CBT-E.

Clinical trials of new antiepileptic drugs (AEDs) include regulatory studies aimed at demonstrating efficacy and reasonable safety, post-marketing open-open label studies and longer term outcome studies.

With the rapid development of endovascular approaches, the treatment of the descending thoracic aortic aneurysms might alter even more, but an extended follow-up is necessary to determine the longer term outcome.

The longer term outcome may help to clarify this situation.

However, the prognostic factors and the longer term outcome of these patients remains unclear.