Sentence examples for outcome of class from inspiring English sources

Although there was a positive trend this was not significant due to the presence of an outlier who was the only patient with an ILAE outcome of Class V in this group (Fig. 4).

Our take: With Kia and Hyundai facing so many unanswered questions after their recent admission of mileage overstatements — from its effect on customer loyalty to the outcome of class-action suits — styling seems the least of their worries.

In this guise the tool has been used to predict the outcome of classes of patients as varied as those with acute pancreatitis to patients with acute community acquired pneumonia.

Most studies that have investigated treatment outcomes of Class II malocclusions do not reflect clinical reality.

Long-term outcomes of Class II adults treated with either camouflage or a combined orthodontic and orthognathic treatment plan have been compared by Mihalik and co-workers [6].

Up to 77% of Bi-mTLE patients ultimately undergo surgery, yet only 25% of these resected patients obtain an outcome of Engel Class I (Aghakhani Y et al., 2014).

The biggest issue in any of the companies in this industry is the outcome of these class-action or aggregated-style lawsuits.

A capsule summary on Wednesday for an article about plans by Wal-Mart to help women-owned businesses and women workers misstated the outcome of a class-action lawsuit that women workers filed against the company.

The decision, issued last Wednesday by United States District Court Judge Florence-Marie Cooper, could hint at the outcome of a class-action lawsuit filed by Sam Keller, a former Nebraska player who sued Electronic Arts and the N.C.A.A. in May, arguing that they are illegally profiting from the images of college football and basketball players.

Perhaps the most impressive outcome of world-class school systems is that they deliver high quality across the entire school system so that every student benefits from excellent teaching.

The poor outcome of the Class-II patients in Weinberg's study (the vast majority of whom received no chemotherapy) mirrors the outcome of our Cohort-1 patients, adding weight to the suggestion that the improved outcome seen in the Class-II patients in Cohort-2 of our study was caused by the increased use of chemotherapy.