Sentence examples for outcomes and availability from inspiring English sources

Based on previous evidence on the effects of air pollution on morbidity outcomes and availability of data, we selected to study respiratory and allergic diseases.

To ensure that all women have access to a range of surgical treatment options, we should continue to make improvements in BCT outcomes and availability of high-quality radiation therapy, especially in rural areas and inner cities.

The Atlas aims to help researchers and evaluators efficiently select instruments appropriate for their measurement needs and includes detailed information about measure format, content, reliability, validity, links to outcomes, and availability.

OBJECTIVE: To examine the potential influence that the federal rule may have based on peer-reviewed published studies examining the relationship between state laws and/or school district policies and student body mass index (BMI) and weight outcomes, consumption, and availability of CF&Bs.

We encountered two key areas of difficulty in providing 'evidence based' information in the DA around dementia outcomes and service availability.

Accurate prognosis and predictive factors are necessary for the optimum management of patients with cancer and are especially important in breast cancer, because of its widely varying outcomes and the availability of potentially beneficial systemic adjuvant therapies.

With increasing awareness of these poor outcomes and the availability of new effective but costly treatments, there is an urgent need to research the optimal treatment for patients with PsA.

Information on methodological quality of the individual studies included the response or follow-up rate, the potential of selection bias in the sampling of subjects, the potential bias in the measurement of outcomes, and the availability of data on confounders and the controlling for such variables.

Magnetic resonance imaging was performed in a subset of the intention-to-treat (ITT) population (MRI cohort; n = 1221 patients), based on case number calculations for the MRI outcomes and the availability of MRI equipment at the sites to perform the assessments required for the study, including magnetization transfer ratio measurements.

In this community-based prospective study, the strengths were a relatively large sample size, objective measures of individual exposure based on urinary arsenic concentrations twice during pregnancy, prospectively collected outcome data, and availability of data on important covariates to adjust for possible confounding.

Ipas has an active presence in Jharkhand, where reproductive health outcomes are poor, and availability and use of abortion services in public sector facilities is low.