The phrase "more robust outcomes" is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to results or conclusions that are strong, reliable, and able to withstand scrutiny or challenges from others. Examples: - The study's methodology was carefully designed to ensure more robust outcomes. - We need to conduct additional research in order to achieve more robust outcomes. - The company's new strategy promises to deliver more robust outcomes in terms of profitability. - By implementing stricter quality control measures, we hope to produce more robust outcomes for our customers.
"Our evaluation work suggests that public engagement benefits staff in terms of their skills, their opinion of themselves and others' opinions of them," says Cross. "It benefits research in that it raises new questions, sharpens existing ones and helps to create more robust outcomes.
Health promotion programs should be designed to include factors that are associated with more robust outcomes: longer duration, multifactorial interventions (including both nutrition and exercise), active monitoring, and incentivizing goals.
No study measured more robust outcomes such as absenteeism, productivity, or healthcare utilisation.
Furthermore, it is unlikely that the design negatively influenced the measurement of more robust outcomes such as preoperative fasting time and length of hospital stay.
It is likely that the very limited surviving medical care will be apportioned to trauma care, where more robust outcomes can be achieved for each patient relative to available resources.
Moreover, it is imperative to investigate the long-term effects of exercise (or spontaneous physical activity) in more robust outcomes (for example, incidence of institutionalization, disease flares, health-related quality of life, cardiovascular events and lipid and bone metabolism).
"We need to show them all the paths they can take for better and more robust outcome for their communities and hold their hand through that process.
Pain freedom at 2 h (2-h PF), on the other hand, requires all patients to be pain free at 2 h after dosing, regardless of baseline pain, and as such is a more robust outcome measure.
I thought maybe it's me, maybe I didn't run my study well, maybe I'm not cut out to be a scientist". The problem, it turned out, was not with Marcus Munafo's science, but with the way the scientific literature had been "tidied up" to present a much clearer, more robust outcome.
The Cognitive Index was constructed to obtain a more robust outcome measure for global cognition.
Where appropriate, the required post hoc statistical analyses were applied for a more robust outcome.
