Sentence examples for outcome tend from inspiring English sources

First, candidates who are running ahead of where they "should" be (based on the expected election outcome) tend to get smaller bumps, and those running behind their expected level of support get larger bumps.

Thus, even AUD treatment studies that use IVR to assess outcome tend to augment their analyses with TLFB (Morgenstern et al. 2012).

We find that the RFPM risk estimates for the features that have non-null associations with outcome tend to be attenuated to the null, whereas the estimates from logistic regression tend to be biased away from the null.

Importantly, participants who are personally involved in trying to obtain an outcome tend to act with higher frequency than those for which the outcome is irrelevant, who often become mere observers (at best).

Recognizing that agreement with the MDT tends to mean that capacity is not assessed and that worries about outcome tend to drive assessment, the liaison psychiatry nurse below opined that capacity assessments might be better if carried out routinely rather than only when a difficult decision is required.

(An unfavorable election outcome tends to focus the mind). But they have only themselves to blame.

In these scenarios, the most stable outcome tends to be a draw in which both sides are partly satisfied.

Meanwhile, outside the courthouse, Ixil Maya in traditional dress wait patiently for an outcome, tending shrines and carrying banners proclaiming "Todos Somos Ixiles".

There are so many closely matched competitors, and so much variability in performances from week to week, that betting on the outcome tends to benefit only the bookmakers.

But that very positive outcome tends to overshadow the everyday, real-world consequences that arise when an industry is forced to reengineer itself virtually overnight.

This is in contrast to studies where research on both process and outcome tends to follow various steps of implementation.