Sentence examples for outcome changes from inspiring English sources

"Everywhere I go where they've implemented the standards, I've seen real outcome changes," said Chris Pasero, a pain management consultant in Rocklin, Calif.

Outcome: changes in peri-implant mucosal inflammation.

The available literature also does not suggest that the outcome changes depending on the age of the tear [19].

To assess uncorrected distance visual acuity (UDVA) and patient-reported outcome changes after bilateral anterior chamber angle-fixated phakic intraocular lens (pIOL) implantation for high myopia.

Moreover, as indicated in Dustmann et al. (2005, p. 328), "the assumption that lagged values of immigrant stocks are correlated with outcome changes only through their relation with immigrant inflows is an identifying assumption that is not testable".

Associations for PSQI scores are reported as rate ratios, and associations for disability are reported as point estimates that represent the average amount in which the outcome changes per incremental change in the explanatory variables.

Your emotions, opinions and speculation for the final outcome changes from scene to scene.

All it takes is one insider who knows how to flip a switch and the outcome changes.

The study looked at what a child of a particular gender or income level might be expected to make at age 26-and then how that outcome changes based on where they live.

A bipartisan outcome changes the thinking about a law, as we've witnessed surrounding marriage equality, which has been received as a conservative value in some spheres, and a libertarian one in others.

Rather than focusing on pathological outcome, changes in specific molecular pathways can be measured.