Sentence examples for outcome translated from inspiring English sources

Long-term outcome translated to a 49% survival rate in the group of patients with a DNI order in whom NIV was used as a treatment with no decrease in HRQOL compared to baseline.

They found that the outcome translated, statistically, into an average 10percentt plus or minus for the incumbent party in the local counties of those teams, based on all gubernatorial elections across 41 states during the 2010-2012 period.

Naturally, each outcome translates into very different interpretations of the function and relevance of ABP1.

However, little data were available on whether these intermediary outcomes translated to an improvement in the fraction of suspected or confirmed malaria patients who actually received an ACT.

Overall, treatment with atomoxetine was associated with higher costs and better health outcomes, translated into increased QALYs, when compared to either MPH (both IR-MPH and XR-MPH) or 'no medication'.

Some small advantages on the SF-36 outcomes translated into low incremental cost effectiveness ratios from the health and social care perspective and dominance from the societal perspective, as well as reasonably good probabilities of cost effectiveness for the intervention under the cost effectiveness acceptability curve approach.

Finally, it is important that consultation outcomes translate into effective changes in policies and behaviours.

It is very important that consultation outcomes translate into effective changes in the behaviours of both the private and public parties involved in urban freight operations.

Such differences in care/treatment and outcomes translate into health disparities, many of which are considered unjust (inequitable) and modifiable through social action.

It is unclear whether learning outcomes translate into improved safety in workplace.

Unfortunately there is a lack of clinical evidence on how these mechanical outcomes translate into patient outcomes.