Sentence examples for order outcomes from inspiring English sources

The United States should speak clearly for freedom and democracy, and leave behind any imperial conceits that we can simply order outcomes favorable to our interests.

In order to stem intergenerational incarceration and buffer the familial and community level effects of incarceration, future research must examine these higher order outcomes, focusing on how particular intervention and prevention efforts may address incarceration's harmful effects.

In order to do this we used "if…then" reasoning to deduce in what order outcomes needed to occur for these to then lead to the intended impact.

The fundamental concept of HTA is that one needs to find evidence that the use of PET imaging can improve the length or quality of patients' lives at reasonable cost, or that it can reduce the overall expenditure without substantially reducing the effectiveness of patient care, that is the 'higher order' outcomes in the hierarchy of forms of evidence described by Fryback and Thornbury (1991).

To measure higher-order outcomes of vocational education and training (VET) we developed a computer-based assessment of domain-specific problem-solving competence.

These techniques can also be used for totally ordering outcomes in a way that is consistent with the set of preferences, and they are further developed to give an approach to the problem of constrained optimisation for conditional preferences.

In turn, effective self-management is one (but not the only) contributor to longer-term, higher-order outcomes such as clinical status (e.g., control of glycemia, blood pressure, and cholesterol), health status (e.g., avoidance of complications), and subjective quality of life.

First, we will treat the outcomes on the seven-point scale as multinomial ordered outcomes.

GRADE has schematically ordered outcomes according to patients' perspective on a categorical scale from 1 to 9, with the most critical outcome, mortality, being graded 9 [ 13].

Categorical variables were summarized using proportions, and comparisons were done using Fisher's exact test for binary and nominal outcomes, and proportional odds likelihood ratio test for ordered outcomes.

7 We have also run non-linear models treating the position on the scale as an ordered outcome.