Results suggest that outcome expectations about whether a position can be defended are positively associated with aggressive recommendations.
Risk-aversion is advanced as a measure of the feeling guiding the person who faces a decision with uncertain outcomes, whether about money or status or happiness or anything else of importance.
It even dares to assert that "the outcomes of engagement may be as crucial as the scientific outcomes to decisions about whether to release a gene-drive modified organism into the environment".
In the event of ambiguity about whether the outcome was a measure of quality of care, we erred on the side of being inclusive.
"Sometimes I found myself looking around, wondering about the outcome, and whether we might be doing more harm than good," Sackler said.
A key challenge for policy makers and researchers is the absence of a consensus on the relation of beverages containing low-calorie sweeteners and fruit juices with cardiometabolic outcomes, since decisions about whether these are healthy substitutes for sugar-sweetened beverages are an integral part of policy design.
The outcome raises "fundamental questions about whether the IPCC can really do policy-related assessments in areas where the science is most germane to policy," he writes in an e-mail.
What may determine the outcome of the decision about whether to allow or disallow the evidence of murder is how the military judge interprets the new rules governing this very hearing promulgated by the Department of Defense during the hearing.
An ideal prediction model for outcome may provide objective information about whether future support is likely to result in a good neurological outcome or survival.
Conflicting results and a lack of high-quality and long-term outcomes of reviewed studies provided no conclusive scientific evidence about whether the outcome of cleft palate repair for PRS patients was better or worse than cleft palate-only patients.
