Sentence examples for outcomes fully from inspiring English sources

Significant differences in household production outcomes fully emerged during the recovery in 2010, where rich and poor herders both reported improved yields.

Prentice developed a statistical criterion for evaluating surrogate outcomes in trials, 24 which requires that surrogate outcomes fully capture the treatment effect on patient-centred outcomes.

Only by transforming the 2×2 table into a 3×2 table and reporting all results accordingly will researchers make study outcomes fully transparent.

The patient's perspective is important to assess outcomes fully and this is challenging because generic measures of patient-perceived continuity are lacking.

Under-reporting of outcome data may not be intentionally biased, but failure to report outcomes fully can undermine confidence in the reported findings and leaves study authors open to accusations of deliberate concealment.

In order to cover the spectrum of asthma outcomes fully in the first year of life, both single and multi-dimensional asthma phenotypes (as defined in Table  2) were assessed.

The photoelastic stress analysis outcome fully confirms the analytical predictions for both low and high eccentricity loadings.

It also has been used to argue that perhaps, Ceawlin did not win the battle and that the chronicler chose not to record the outcome fully – a king does not usually come home "in anger" after taking "many towns and countless war-loot".

The lack of a gold standard for nonfatal self-harm makes it difficult to validate this outcome fully.

He commented: "Previously it was technically difficult to do haploidentical transplants but using a drug called cyclophosphamide post transplant, they became feasible with similar outcomes to fully matched unrelated donor transplants".

The biased estimates and related errors are a result of managers being overly optimistic about their ability to generate outcomes that fully support their estimates.