Sentence examples for outcome achieving from inspiring English sources

Every incoming maestro would desire such a rosy outcome; achieving it is another matter.

While a negotiated settlement that denuclearized the two Koreas would appear to be the best possible outcome, achieving such an agreement would tax a Metternich, let alone a Trump.

Cost imagines that by "under-sampling non-whites," Gallup may be avoiding a worse outcome: "achieving a proper balance among non-whites [that] creates imbalances in other aspects of the poll, which Gallup judged to be more harmful to its accuracy".

In situation 3, confounding was increased by changing both the prevalences of the exposure and the outcome, achieving an increase from 4%to25%5%.

While reduced IVH is a very important outcome, achieving a reduction in long-term survival free of any disability is the most important goal [ 2].

Since neoadjuvant studies show a very good correlation between pathologic complete response (pCR) and outcome, achieving a higher pCR with a new agent-particularly if associated with a superior response in stage IV - would further confirm superiority.

"I am very pleased with the global outcome achieved collaboratively with the DoJ (US department of justice)," said the SFO director, Richard Alderman.

Both campaigns feature ten missions that branch depending on the outcome achieved by the player.

Scoring patients and teams and associating the right data to the outcome achieved, will do wonders in aligning efficiency, quality and timeliness of care delivery.

The WHO 1997 classification system as final outcome achieved sensitivity and specificity of 67%and78%8%, respectively.

The 'best outcome' achieved in the nonresponders was 39% stable disease and 30% disease progression.