Sentence examples for outcome down from inspiring English sources

He put the outcome down to Britain's concerns over migration and security, and dissatisfaction with EU bureaucracy.

In a public company, you were paid each year according (more or less) to your profits or fee generation, regardless of the outcome, down the road, of the deals you did or the loans you made or the assets you took on.

If a physician and patient choose to follow the path of multiple drug trials, they need to recognize the potential adverse effect this may have on ablation outcome down the road.

Another survey, from the consulting firm Accenture, revealed that only 46percentt of doctors feel that their electronic health records (EHR) system has improved patient outcomes, down from 58percentt in 2012.

Twitter is particularly good, as it forces me to condense the paper's relevant outcomes down to 140 characters, which then promptly triggers my memory as I go through my Twitter feed.

Since the computing power on the CubeSat is limited, Bob should send the list of all his time tags and basis choices (not measurement outcomes) down to the OGS and let Alice identify the coincidences and matching bases to tell him which counts to use.

Table 1 further breaks the food insecurity outcomes down by participant characteristics.

With, however, one exception: Miss Maisie, Ethical Outcomes' down-home right-wing zillionaire, with a mouthful of accent and affectation to match.

To study the incidence and outcome of Down syndrome associated neonatal cholestasis in a population-based cohort.

Wednesday's outcome came down to a contest between Roberts, an Irishman, and Trinity's Johan Detter, a Swede.

And once the shock over the outcome settles down and the inevitable rematch is written into the calendar, it will be remembered as such.