Sentence examples for outcome decline from inspiring English sources

An improvement is seen in indicators of structure (safety climate, clinical protocols and healthcare procedures), process (better adherence to good clinical practice guidelines) and outcome (decline in the rate of VAP) [16].

A good biomarker should reflect the presence of renal fibrosis and be linked to an outcome (decline in eGFR, renal failure, death).

Although there was no significant difference between 2 6 months and 9 15 months outcomes, the data in Fig. 1 suggest a relative outcome decline at least in some patients.

The parsimonious model which provided a non-confounded estimate of the effect of a fatty acid exposure on the outcome (decline in WFT over a period of six years: a binary variable) was represented as the naïve estimate of effect.

A recent study of an inhibitor of a tyrosine kinase downstream of multiple growth factor receptors did not affect the primary outcome, decline in FVC, but showed a reduction in incidence of acute exacerbation at the highest dose tested, a potentially important finding if it is reproducible [ 18].

Furthermore, the value of the response time to the outcome declines with lower acuity cases, so it is set to only cover priority one (red cases), which one large study estimated to be only 8% of the calls to emergency medical providers in urban areas [15].

Officials at the White House, Treasury, the Federal Reserve and other agencies with interests in the outcome declined to comment.

A good neurological outcome declined with prolonged CPR duration.

It is possible that, in this analysis, a positive effect size for nature could arise even if the outcome declined in both environments, as long as this decline was smaller in nature.

EQ-5D scores at baseline, 6 and 12 month are summarised in table 3. Hospital participants EQ-5D outcomes improve slightly (+0.043) over the 12-month follow-up, whereas community participants EQ-5D outcomes decline slightly (−0.015) over same period.

Analysis of our data failed to reveal an association between EBC 22 4 LPA levels and disease severity or outcomes (decline in pulmonary function or mortality), although this study was likely underpowered to detect any such associations.