Sentence examples for modifying the outcome from inspiring English sources

Psychiatric comorbidity indeed affects migraine evolution, may lead to chronic substance use, and may change treatment strategies, eventually modifying the outcome of this important disorder.

Characterizing both type of brain injury and standardising the diagnostic modalities is key to predicting and potentially modifying the outcome of SAH.

This shift in the AMF community generates positive feedback to the invasive plant while reducing preferred mutualisms and competitiveness of native plants (K. striata in our study), thus modifying the outcome of the competition in favor of the invasive plant.

Finally, we observed no consistent findings related to subjects' health status (BMI, initial HR or BP, age) modifying the outcome associations.

Both biological and methodological characteristics were examined in an attempt to explain the possible causes of heterogeneity (i.e., the possible causes modifying the outcome) among the studies.

However, this report suggests that there may be a predictive value of MDR1 genotypes in modifying the outcome of advanced myeloma.

However, socioeconomic contexts may also play an important role in modifying the outcomes.

These may include prolongation of the recruitment period, broadening of inclusion criteria, addition of recruiting centres, or modifying the outcomes of interest.

These factors, however, did not modify the outcome.

In particular, replacement of a tetraethylammonium salt by a lithium salt markedly modified the outcome of the reaction, thus allowing the isolation of different coupling products.

Various regulatory populations of T lymphocytes can modulate inflammatory immune responses and there has been considerable recent interest in the potential for regulatory T cells to modify the outcome of both murine and human malaria infections.