Sentence examples for outcome descriptors from inspiring English sources

Word groups representing patient diagnosis, intervention and involvement terms and outcome descriptors were combined in several ways.

Rates of response were calculated according to the intention-to-treat principle and to conventional depression treatment outcome descriptors (improvement, response, partial remission, and full remission).

In addition, non-standardized outcome descriptors such as satisfied (yes/no) or poor outcome (yes/no) were used in a considerable number of studies.

These standards consist of a series of reporting guidelines for diagnostic pathology reports and outcome related descriptors for the vast majority of human malignancies.

These standards include a series of reporting guidelines for diagnostic pathology reports and outcome related descriptors for the vast majority of human malignancies.

Adult animal studies more often reported sex and our primary outcome of animal descriptors (p < 0.01).

Intensity of participant involvement in sex work at study entry was difficult to compare across studies due to differing outcome measures and descriptors.

An overemphasis on spatial outcomes and vague descriptors, without more, risks only polemic debates of urban vs. suburban choice, and the virtues of urban alleys vs. sprawl and cul-de-sacs.

A combined analysis of patient-reported outcomes, clinically based descriptors, and lung function test results was performed using a stepwise logistic regression model.

The use of impairment measures (as outcomes rather than as baseline descriptors) confuses process and outcome measures.

Limited clinical descriptors and outcome data were collected.