Sentence examples for outcome allowed from inspiring English sources

This combined outcome allowed us to take into account not only the image interpretability, but also emergency medicine time constraints.

Six months after the regenerative intervention using the CCXBB blocks, the mean increase in bone width was 4.12 mm and hence, this outcome allowed for the placement of dental implants in 11 out of 15 patients (73.3%).

20 Where the number of studies reporting a given birthweight standard and outcome allowed, we performed subgroup analysis to examine the effect of potential confounding factors.

The CpG methylation probes present on the HM-450K and HM-27K BeadChip identified to be most relevant for gene silencing and outcome allowed construction of a model for prediction of the MGMT methylation status.

Had this match been played at Lord's or The Oval, with pacy surfaces and good carry, it might have been a different outcome, allowing Australia's strongest suit, their pacemen, to flourish.

A split outcome allows one of the foundations to engrave its name on the granite enclosure of a bronze bust of Roosevelt, a surface the park's creators had vigorously sought to leave unmarred by the donor's name.

This outcome allows us to analyze whether the worsening of economic conditions in main destinations of Colombian migrants is inducing those migrants to return back to Colombia.

"I am glad that the outcome allows the courageous individual at the centre of the investigation to continue his work in support of national security.

The aim of this study was to analyze postoperative QoL in relation to survival to identify which parameters can predict the long-term outcome allowing the best QoL.

An observer-reported outcome allows caregivers or other observers (not trained healthcare professionals) to assess directly observable concepts in patients who cannot self-report owing to functional limitations (e.g., physical or cognitive deficits).

The Obama-Rouhani negotiations could produce a similar outcome, allowing the Persian civilization to retake its pride of place on the global stage, unleashing the talents and potentials of 75 million Iranians, who have been besieged and isolated for years under unimaginable external pressure.