Sentence examples for outcomes high from inspiring English sources

Strachan cited a recent case where a manager from one hospital ward sought help over poor outcomes, high rates of sickness, MRSA cases and falls among older patients.

We also vary the risk profile of the strategy provided, by manipulating whether the strategy has relatively higher risks associated with performance drivers (high performance driver risks) or relatively higher risks associated with performance outcomes (high performance outcome risks).

The condition has a high degree of heritability (Kieseppa et al. 2004) and is associated with poor social and occupational outcomes, high rates of morbidity and mortality and is considered to be one of the disorders with the highest risk of suicide (Chen and Dilsaver 1996).

The U.S., stuck with its politically induced "low-tax trap," ends up with crummy public services, poor educational outcomes, high and rising poverty, and a huge budget deficit to boot.

Indeed, in addition to the poor impact on health outcomes, high rates of medication non-adherence cost the U.S. health care system an estimated $100 billion each year in treatment and care.

We also expected to find evidence for the individual, unique effects of a strong sense of control over life outcomes, high quality of social relationships with friends and family, and frequent vigorous physical exercise on functional health.

But the evidence is equally clear on what does improve educational outcomes: high-quality support in the early years.

Several studies reported that individuals with a history incarceration were more likely to have poor health outcomes, high-cost health services use, and low use of regular medical services.

There are good reasons for establishing whether they are: symptoms of comorbid illnesses may summate synergistically; comorbidities hinder management, negatively influencing outcomes; high-level comorbidity indicates that, where one disease occurs, the other should be looked for.

For all psychological outcomes, higher levels of social support were protective.

Caspofungin was associated with better clinical outcomes (higher cure and fewer adverse effects) than amphotericin B in the treatment of patients with fungal infections.