Sentence examples for outcome developed from inspiring English sources

All patients experiencing a good neurological outcome developed a CNV trace within 36 hours.

These findings were similar to our results, in which all patients experiencing a good neurological outcome developed a normal trace within 36 hours.

The EQ-5D is a standardised instrument for use as a measure of health outcome developed by the EurolQol group, a consortium of investigators in Europe [ 11].

The results support the latter approach: Those acting more often to obtain the outcome developed stronger illusions, and so did their yoked counterparts.

We took this approach as often there are multiple models known by a single name (e.g. Framingham Risk Score), multiple models for the same or similar outcome developed by the same authors and models get updated or refined.

The proportion of control group participants in whom the outcome develops (control group risk) is also important.

Although a lack of pCR portends a worse outcome, developing evidence suggests that there may be heterogeneity in outcome within the non-pCR group.

The size of the lesion correlated with the outcome, and lesions equal to or larger than 40% of the involved femoral condyle in the AP radiograph all had a poor outcome, developing osteoarthritis.

Finally, controlling for confounding in cross-sectional research is often difficult because we cannot be certain whether the potential confounder is a result of the exposure-outcome association or truly associated with the exposure before the outcome develops [ 13].

The model of implementation research outcomes developed by Proctor and colleagues' (2009) (see Figure 1) was used to frame the design of the HIV-STIC study as well as to guide the development of relevant outcome measures.

This publication describes uniform definitions for cardiovascular and stroke outcomes developed by the Standardized Data Collection for Cardiovascular Trials Initiative and the U.S. Food and Drug Administration FDAAdministration FDA