Sentence examples for outcome goal from inspiring English sources

The final outcome goal is to investigate, through experiments, the intrinsic predictability of earthquake rupture processes.

This far-reaching new framework for DRR has a clear outcome, goal, seven global targets, and four priorities for action.

At high levels of outcome (goal) interdependence, task autonomy and task interdependence have a synergistic impact on team cohesion, while at low levels of outcome interdependence, task autonomy and task interdependence have an antagonistic impact on team cohesion.

Ironically, the missing piece is a key outcome goal in new standards: Use evidence to support logical arguments.

In a 2009 exercise study published in the International Journal of Sport and Exercise Psychology, researchers divided participants into a control group that had no goals, a second group that was given an "outcome" goal (to lose a certain amount of weight), and a third group that was given a "process" goal, which focused more on goals about how to exercise.

For each clinical outcome, goal achievement and patient characteristics were measured in a given cycle and outcomes were assessed for the following cycle.

As the sports psychologist pointed out, they are "outcome goals" as opposed to "process goals".

"Me and my coach don't do outcome goals, we talk about the six dives and the results look after themselves".

In Finland, for example, the government sets three to five major outcome goals for each parliament, and then convenes a network of ministers and civil servants to coordinate delivery.

Another, according to today's management thinkers, was that Drucker focused only on outcome goals (say, increase sales by 20% a year), whereas the ideal outcome is often uncertain.

This investigation evaluates a common, well-defined injury with a consistent presentation and clear outcome goals.