Sentence examples for outcome both on from inspiring English sources

It was an encouraging outcome, both on the scoreboard and from a physical standpoint.

Therefore, a very effective treatment could lead to a better outcome both on and off trial.

Our analysis of a large series of pancreatic adenocarcinomas treated by surgical resection indicated that tumour epithelial vimentin expression is an indicator of adverse outcome both on univariate and multivariate survival analysis, independently of classical tumour characteristics such as differentiation, tumour size, resection margin status and type of surgical treatment.

In principle, registers and other routinely collected data can be used to measure outcomes both in traditional "on invitation" trials and trials based on ordinary health services.

Value-based models focus on patient outcomes both during the hospital admission and postdischarge.

A number of studies, including the CORONARY and ROOBY trials, have investigated the outcomes of both on-pump CABG and OPCAB and contributed to improving outcomes.

When determining the effect of obesity on NAC outcomes, both the chemosensitivity to NAC (pCR rate) and survival after NAC must be considered.

While very much a man of the left, McKelvey was good at crossing party lines in order to work for effective outcomes, both on national and local issues.

Both parties clearly had very different visions of how to move forward, and that atmosphere was undoubtedly detrimental to the outcome of both on and off the pitch results, Unfortunately for Dalglish, some decisions that affect what happened on the field are made by those off it, not the other way round.

For example, a reliable predictor of treatment outcome based both on this nomogram and on the results of conventional imaging modalities, such as EUS, MRI, or CT, may help a patient decide whether to undergo local excision after preoperative CRT.

Achieving better outcomes depends both on the advancements in microsurgical techniques and introduction of molecular biology discoveries into clinical practice.