Sentence examples for outcome subjects from inspiring English sources

Based on the primary outcome, subjects were classified into those with and without CIN (Table  1).

For the all-cause mortality outcome, subjects were censored at the conclusion of the follow-up, March 31 , 2011

For each coin outcome, subjects used a pencil to report, "the percentage of times this number of coins followed this cue".

To elicit self-reported beliefs about the relative frequency of each outcome, subjects were given three sheets of paper, one for each cue.

Similar to the pain outcome, subjects did not perform any activity nor did they receive any extra treatment during the FES sessions, except in one study (Mangold) where subjects performed reach and grasp movements while being stimulated by FES.

Of the 41 studies, general information was retrieved on the following categories: First Author, Publication, Publication Year, Countries, Cities, Study Period, Intervention(s), Control, Randomized, Perspective, Outcome, Subjects, Inclusion Criteria, Exclusion Criteria, Total Cases, Cost Type, Cost Year, Currency, Cost Horizon, Costs, Effect Type, Effect Year, Effect Horizon, Effects, Remarks.

"We are also concerned that given the party's limited resources and the effort required to investigate applicants, this could result in the integrity of the contest being called into question, and the outcome subject to legal challenge".

Composers from Cage onwards have issued performers with instructions, commands, graphic notation and so forth, leaving much of the final outcome subject to the process of chance – itself a reminder that even the most meticulously notated conventional score is still subject to an infinite degree of interpretation.

They say economics is all about "constrained optimisation" - you try to get the best outcome, subject to numerical constraints.

Therefore, players choose the best outcome subject to the condition that their proportional part of the excess over the disagreement is relative to the proportion of the excess of their ideal gains [6, 24, 25].

Therefore, players choose the best outcome subject to the condition that their proportional part of the excess over the disagreement is relative to the proportion of the excess of their ideal gains.