This means crediting yourself with outcomes for which you weren't responsible.
We have reported all the outcomes for which we collected data.
On outcomes for which we provided direct incentives, there were large and statistically significant effects from both treatments.
The demands of the Quality Assurance Agency (QAA), for instance, mean that there is more paperwork required in course design and learning outcomes, for which students need to be assessed.
Even more profound, will some charities find that by chasing the money and only delivering the outcomes for which they are specifically paid, they lose sight of their mission?
Results indicate that a combination of targeted water storage infrastructure and efficient water allocation could produce outcomes for which the discounted net present value of benefits are favorable for each riparian.
If CCOs do induce the anticompetitive outcomes for which they have been blamed, they also can be expected to push actions, such as the elimination of redundant expenditures, that increase profits by making the firm more efficient.
He added: "It is therefore my judgement that the proposed additional £3m grant does not represent value for money, in terms of delivering the outcomes for which the department is funded by Parliament".
The Cabinet Office's top official Richard Heaton expressed doubts in June about the £3m funding, and wrote to minsters Oliver Letwin and Matthew Hancock seeking a ministerial direction, because although he recognised the "good work" of the charity, he was concerned the grant "does not represent value for money, in terms of delivering the outcomes for which the department is funded by parliament".
We have two cases here: outcomes for which we have no evidence at all, and outcomes for which we have symmetrically balanced evidence.
Sometimes, a particular activity may have different possible outcomes for which it is only prudent to plan in detail.
