This outcome echoed what we found regarding the assessment tasks, and pointed to an aspect of assessment environment that needs further research.
Nevertheless, the authors' results on the lack of an effect of magnesium sulphate infusion on clinical outcome echoed the conclusion of our review.
Similarly, our finding of a reduction in diabetes distress in conjunction with no improvements in clinical outcomes echoes findings from intervention strategies targeting other chronic diseases.
"Measured outcomes" merely echoes my point about establishing a science of cybersecurity, because determining ROI is based on measurable improvements to drive investments in security performance.
It is notable, that the results of the proportion analysis echo the outcomes of parametric assessments indicating that the measurement consistency was rater and joint dependent.
For a wide array of tests of spatial learning, fornix lesions in rats typically echo the outcome of hippocampal lesions, though the deficits can be less severe (Whishaw & Jarrard, 1995; Cassel et al., 1997, 1998; Aggleton & Brown, 2002).
"We have a major agenda in the commercialisation of research outcomes," he adds, echoing Turnbull's earlier promise to put innovation and technology at the center of his government.
The main focus of our investigation was to ascertain the clinical questions to be answered and the outcome of echo on management.
Allison Powney, manager of the domestic violence and abuse service at Daybreak, has found that outcomes for children from FGCs are good and echo the research findings from Canada.
All echo readers were blinded to clinical outcomes, and all final interpretations were performed by Level II echocardiographers who are testamurs of the National Board of Echocardiography Adult Comprehensive Exam.
