Sentence examples for ominous outcomes from inspiring English sources

"I'm an optimist, and I believe we can". Despite his focus on some of the most ominous outcomes humanity could face, Hawking said young scientists should not be discouraged by the challenges ahead, the BBC reported.

Older age and severe renal involvement are predictors of the most ominous outcomes from AAV, and yet renal recovery is still a realistic expectation for this population.

But while that ominous outcome, for now, has been avoided, Quesnel is still an early casualty.

Aside from being extremely unlikely, his argument ignores another, more ominous outcome: An overly broad Supreme Court decision rejecting affirmative action in college admissions would likely curtail K-12 desegregation efforts and thus deepen the savage inequalities in our nation's schools.

On the right, a looming waterspout presents a far more ominous outcome.

But as the war grinds on, as reports of civilian deaths mount, as Arab readers are inundated with headlines like this one Thursday from Egypt's second-largest newspaper, Al Akhbar -- "A Total War of Genocide Against Iraqis" -- the indicators point to the more ominous outcome.

This was the predicted probability of ominous outcome prior to measuring S100B (pre-test probability).

Of the 12 infants with ominous outcome, 10 developed severe HIE whilst, in the group complicated by PA with no ominous outcome (HIE group), 36 out of 48 developed mild HIE and 12 out of 48 severe HIE.

The results were correlated with the occurrence or not of ominous outcome within 7 days after birth.

Urine S100B levels were higher from the first urination in the ominous outcome group than in healthy or HIE Groups (p<0.001 for all), and progressively increased.

The results in healthy controls and in infants suffering hypoxic ischemic encephalopathy but not ominous outcome fit with previous observations [15], [16].