Large herbivores can have a strong impact on soil properties, with some of the most consistent outcomes being altered levels of soil nutrients, pH values, water availability (Milchunas & Lauenroth, 1993; Bakker, Olff & Gleichman, 2009) and increased soil compaction (Trimble & Mendel, 1995) (Fig. 3, Path 5).
The most consistent outcome of church growth methods is not church growth, it's anxiety.
The most consistent outcome of faithful leadership is human flourishing, not anxiety.
A psychosocial impact of healing was identified by patients as the most consistent outcome from the healing sessions.
5 The most consistent volume-outcome relations have been for procedures such as pancreatectomy and oesophagectomy, probably because they have sufficient case denominators and frequency of measurable adverse events to show differences between providers.
Where multiple outcomes were reported, we selected the outcome most consistent with other studies; for example, in the childhood morbidity analysis, hypertension was the most commonly reported outcome therefore this was selected primarily, followed by other components of the metabolic syndrome.
We systematically ran the model with many thousands of different combinations of the unknown parameters in order to find the combination which yielded model outcomes most consistent with a real world data source [ 54].
Descriptively, Rhyme yielded the least consistent and Rhyme&Melody the most consistent increase in learning outcome over Prose, with Melody yielding an intermediate increase.
APACHE II demonstrated the most consistent discrimination of individual outcome across a variety of patient groups undergoing emergency laparotomy when used either preoperatively or postoperatively (area under the curve 0.76 0.98).
One of the most consistent predictors of positive outcome across therapy regimens is the presence of ELM-Lig-SH3-3.
6– 9 In a meta-analysis examining the overall effectiveness of caregiver interventions, psychoeducational interventions were found to have the most consistent effects on most outcome measures, including caregivers' knowledge of dementia, well-being, burden, and depressive symptoms.
