Sentence examples for outcome attributes from inspiring English sources

Following the main outcome attributes the possible side effects were weighted by the patients.

These models describe the mutation outcome attributes (e.g. physicochemical properties) and predict the ΔΔG shift from the position baseline.

Note: (a) = Process attributes and levels; (b) = Outcome attributes and levels 'Patients' preferences' here refers to the value patients attach to different treatment attributes when faced with treatment options.

The proportion of variance explained by respondent group was 15.0% (VAS) and 19.6% (TTO), including 1.2% (VAS) and 14.2% (TTO) interaction effects of respondent group with maternal and neonatal outcome attributes.

Examples of outcome attributes included the 'severity of potential side effects', 'possibility of beneficial effect' and 'reversibility of side effects' that may result from a particular psoriasis treatment modality.

One characteristic of the second class, however, is that the side effect attributes have increased substantially in importance and the differences between the outcome attributes and the side effect attributes are lower than in either the first group or in comparison with the main effects model.

The final attribute is the expected outcome attribute, which describes the outcome that participants expect with respect to weight loss when the program will be completed.

Complementary C-terminal x-type ions are not identified, which represents an outcome attributed to their much larger sizes and higher charge states than the a-type ions.

The outcome attribute was also set as a random parameter, because preference heterogeneity was expected based on the large differences in baseline BMI of participants.

Both the constant of the model and the expected outcome attribute were included in the model as a random parameter (assuming a normal distribution).

Multiple logistic regression was used to evaluate the odds ratio of potential effects on birth outcome attributed to maternal BPA concentration.