Sentence examples for outcome mainly from inspiring English sources

And even if the county's elections canvassing board had gotten it all finished on time, there were too few votes for Mr. Gore to change the outcome, mainly, Democrats say, because the three-member board was too conservative in counting the so-called dimpled ballots.

This finding highlights that ICU outcome mainly depends on physiologic alterations responsible for ICU admission.

A single postoperative application of pegaptanib had a beneficial impact on surgical outcome, mainly by reducing angiogenesis, but not inflammation or collagen deposition.

Participation scores were highly predictive of outcome; affective and cognitive problems may influence rehabilitation outcome mainly by causing poorer participation in therapy.

We performed a systematic review of the current available evidence with regard to the long-term outcome, mainly in terms of adhesion formation after closure versus non-closure of peritoneum during CS.

Infants with normal fidgety movements at 3 to 5 months after term are very likely to show neurologically normal development, while the absence of fidgety movements is an early marker for an adverse neurological outcome, mainly cerebral palsy (CP).

"Our central perspective is that religion affects economic outcomes mainly by fostering religious beliefs that influence individual traits such as honesty, work ethic, thrift and openness to strangers," the researchers, Robert J. Barro and Rachel M. McCleary, wrote in a recent issue of American Sociological Review.

Prognosis and outcomes mainly depend on the precocity of diagnosis and specific treatment implementation.

Only 4 of 19 trials reported that the studied treatment successfully improved primary outcomes (mainly mortality) of patients with severe sepsis or septic shock [2, 3, 6, 7].

Among the 112 primary outcomes, 27 (24%) were patient-important outcomes (mainly mortality, 21/27) but only six (5%) were patient-important outcomes besides mortality assessed after ICU discharge (functional disability = 4; quality of life = 2).

Our findings suggest that greater visibility of situational information in this environment impacts project outcomes mainly by affecting a project manager's actions and perceptions regarding both the behavior of others and the priority given to his/her task.