Sentence examples for outcomes, for instance from inspiring English sources

"Culture has thus laid the ground for bad outcomes, for instance where management are so convinced of their rightness that they hurtle for the cliff without questioning the direction of travel".

According to a fact sheet released by the White House, colleges will be expected to "adopt promising and evidence-based institutional reforms to improve student outcomes" — for instance, offering academic advising and scheduling that better fits students' needs.

He sees it in the false trails and shadow plots (take "Great Expectations", where Pip imagines himself in one story though is really in another), in his doublings among characters and in his jostling possibilities and competing outcomes (for instance in "A Christmas Carol")."Becoming Dickens" is an ingenious, playful and often brilliant analysis as much as it is a narrative.

It still partially relies on user engagement, which leads to some weird outcomes — for instance, I don't know whether it was machine learning or user input that caused searches for "woman" to bring up giant photos of a woman in a pose kind of like Nicki Minaj on the cover of Anaconda near the top of results.

Fifth, studies explore a range of (related) outcomes: for instance, entrepreneurship studies typically measure firm starts, but also other aspects of young firm performance such as survival and employment, Finally, in theory wider impacts of high skilled migrants are ambiguous; in practice the bulk of empirical studies suggest small net positive effects.

The addition of an explicit public goods variable allows for diverse novel outcomes, for instance transient increases in cooperation in Prisoner's Dilemmas, shifts in invasion thresholds in Stag-hunt Games, and multi-generational oscillations between cooperators and their enduring public goods in Snowdrift Games.

To regard the probability as being substantially higher than that — taking the RealClearPolitics state and national polling averages might imply a 20 percent probability of a split outcome, for instance — may be to overestimate the degree of precision in both state and national polling averages.

Further sensitivity analysis looked at the impact of different cut-points used in dichotomizing the outcome, for instance.

Several other factors may potentially contribute to the outcome; for instance, children are more prone to produce, early in life, IgM non-cytophilic classes of antibodies in contrast to adults who produce both IgG2 and IgM non-cytophilic responses.

By allocating animals randomly to treatment or control groups and then blinding themselves to outcome, for instance, investigators limit the potential for introducing confounders that influence study results, says Jim Berger, a professor of statistics at Duke University.

Participants described adjustments in their admission protocols according to the calculated risk score outcome, for instance low risk patients were either sent home, treated at the outpatient department or admitted to the hospital.