Sentence examples for outcome lead from inspiring English sources

There was another possible reason: Prime Minister Yousaf Raza Gilani is locked in a bruising confrontation with the senior judiciary that is due to resume in the Supreme Court on Wednesday and that could, under one possible outcome, lead to his resignation by the weekend.

It is also of relevance the so-called negative placebo effect or nocebo whereby expectations of a negative treatment outcome lead to its occurrence.

"It's not perfect, but we are satisfied with the Lima outcome," lead Brazil envoy, Antonio Marcondes said.

In addition, 2 independent RCTs with comparable outcome lead to an increase in the level of evidence of the findings.

Shock was not adequately corrected by any of the fluid strategies and poor outcome lead us to conclude that the volumes and rate of correction of hypovolaemia currently recommended and used in this trial are inadequate.

Fried [ 20], in a study of elderly patients making end-of-life treatment decisions, found that burden of treatments was weighed by patients against anticipated outcomes and a more marginal outcome lead to less willingness to consider a treatment.

The outcome leads to increased cost and decreased efficiency.

The outcome led to angry recriminations from House Democrats, who accused Republicans of "vote-rigging" by holding the vote open for an extra 23 minutes to get enough colleagues to switch votes.

Attorney Laura Landenwich, who represents the plaintiffs, said it was unfortunate the hearing's outcome led to Davis's incarceration but that doesn't excuse her decision to defy a court order.

The closeness of the outcome led the Freedom Party to challenge the results, and Austria's Constitutional Court ruled that irregularities had occurred in a majority of polling districts.

The outcome led some — Mr. Blagojevich and his lawyers, among them — to accuse Mr. Fitzgerald, the district's longest-serving prosecutor, of going too far this time.