For example, UK's Jobcentre Plus provides payments to contractors depending on: (i) job outcome (off-flow from benefit into employment) and (ii) sustainability of jobs (retention after 13/26 weeks).
The number of renal columns invaded by tumor (NRC) can determine the tumor complexity and perioperative outcomes of off-clamp open partial nephrectomy (OPN).
However, very few studies have evaluated the clinical outcomes of off-label medicines in terms of effectiveness and safety as well as the associated costs [ 12, 18, 19].
Democrats think income inequality will be the issue that drives the outcome of the off-year election, and plan to harp on it in the U.S. Senate.
The results present a similar pattern of inhibition as was the outcome of the off-pathway experiment (Figure S1).
The postoperative visual outcome of macular-off RRD was significantly associated with the integrity of the ELM and the IS/OS junction.
The increased performance in floral and vegetative productivity is a likely outcome of trade-off through diversion of resources away from fruit production in FS individuals.
The outcome of this stand off will depend partly on whether President Humala - unlike his predecessors - sustains his crackdown in the face of likely future protests.
Lower staffing level during off-hours was suggested as an explanation for the worse outcome during off-hours.
The present study was designed to define whether post-operative release of interleukin (IL -6, 8 and tumor necrosIL -6ctor-alpha (TNF-α) is related to the presence of a certain allele in functional polymorphism and its relationship to clinical outcome after off-pump coronary artery bypass (OPCAB).
This table compares the performance of logistic regression alone and the five chosen machine learning algorithms in predicting exact outcome (for off-site dataset) and ICU length of stay (for helicopter dataset).
