Sentence examples for outcomes a point from inspiring English sources

The first is that levels of inequality represent the result of political choices, rather than deterministic technological or economic outcomes (a point reinforced by recent IMF research).

But being able to act with greater flexibility does not equal an optimal outcome – a point that the presidencies of Truman, Johnson, Nixon and Bush amply demonstrate.

For their part the Galaxy can be perfectly happy with the outcome of a point on the road, having set up to counter the Red Bulls pressing game with some directness of their own.

Furthermore, we suggest that active systemic treatment even in the presence of BM may improve outcome to a point, which reduces the impact of baseline performance status on survival.

This time, the offense made the outcome a moot point while extending the Cubs' best start since 1970 at 12-4.

If by convention larger values of a biomarker were associated with adverse outcome, a cutoff point was utilised to define a positive marker-based test result, that is positive if the marker value exceeded a certain cutoff point.

Colts owner Jim Irsay sending £8,500 – as promised – to a Twitter follower who correctly predicted the Ravens-Patriots outcome to within a point.

Each outcome was presented with a point estimate along with uncertainty reflected by the 2.5th and 97.5th percentile of the uncertainty distribution (the 95% uncertainty interval (UI)).

Up to a point, political outcomes are predictable.

A Harris Hip Scale score of 90 points or more was defined as an excellent outcome; 80 89 points, a good outcome; 70 79 points, a fair outcome; less than 70 points, a poor outcome.

The categorical rating system was: 13 16 points indicates an excellent outcome; 9 12 points, a good outcome; 5 8 points, a fair outcome; equal or below 4 points, a poor outcome.