Sentence examples for outcomes I from inspiring English sources

Included studies assessed a variety of health outcomes: (i) HRQL, (ii) cardiovascular health, and (iii) survival.

Key outcomes: (i) a ≥50% reduction in moderate/severe headache days, (ii) a ≥50% reduction in total cumulative hours of headache on headache days and (iii) a ≥5-point improvement in HIT-6 scores.

In what follows, I consider three possible mechanisms linking locus of control to labor market outcomes: i) human capital investments; ii) firm hiring decisions; and iii) optimal incentive contracts.

The response surface modeling showed the following outcomes: i) application of sludge based on N criterion reduced the need for N and P fertilizers by 100%; and ii) an increase in wood volume by 7% could be achieved, compared to NPK fertilizers only, if 2/3 of the recommended P was applied.

The protocol execution could lead to three different outcomes: (i) nobody decides to retransmit; (ii) some nodes decide to retransmit, but all their transmitted packets collide; (iii) some nodes decide to retransmit, and a single node transmits successfully (when its BC because zero, no other BC is zero).

As noted previously, LTP cell division has two possible outcomes (i) a self-renewing symmetric division (LTP→LTP+LTP) or (ii) an asymmetric division (LTP→LTP+STP).

Localization analyses utilized a multiple regression model that included independent (i.e., uncorrelated) regressors modeling anticipation of gamble outcomes: (i) high versus low variance, (ii) skewed versus symmetric, and (iii) positive versus negative skew.

While celebrating another year and soaking up my collective results -- albeit not always with the anticipated outcomes -- I made a promise to myself to step to the side and assess my mélange of ups and downs.

There was little evidence of between-study heterogeneity for a majority of the cardiometabolic outcomes [ I ≤ 15% for all cardiometabolic outcomes except HDL (39.2%) and triglycerides (64%)].

All of these studies were sufficiently homogeneous and thus could be included in the meta-analyses to assess all outcomes (I=0%, P>0.30).

Substantial statistical heterogeneity among the results of the primary studies was observed for all outcomes (I² = 67% for response; I² = 52% for remission; I² = 50% for depressive symptoms).