Sentence examples for outcome declined from inspiring English sources

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.

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].

For reasons which are not investigated here, incidence of both outcomes declined progressively from early 2003, offering the opportunity to assess the ability of isolations from different types of clinical specimen to monitor changes in MRSA.

Adverse outcomes declined with increased birth interval.

On the one hand, our analyses showed that the rate of "poor" outcomes declined significantly with low attrition rates.

For model 2, relative rate estimates for all three outcomes declined in magnitude and lost statistical significance.

For both groups, mean scores for all outcomes declined sharply from baseline to the first 3-month outcome assessment, and then remained essentially constant over time thereafter (Fig. 2).

The study by Krausz and Müller-Thomsen [ 11] showed an increase in the proportion of "good" outcome from the first follow-up at 5 years to the second follow-up at 11 years (19 to 31%), whereas the rate of "poor" outcomes declined (74 to 59%) with a rather constant proportion of "moderate" outcomes (7 to 10%).

In addition, in an adult OHCA study, Reynolds et al. [ 32] revealed that the probability of favourable outcomes declined rapidly with each minute of CPR and most surviving patients (89.7 %) with favourable neurological outcomes would achieve ROSC within 16.1 minutes of CPR.