Sentence examples for outcomes indeed from inspiring English sources

We found considerable variation in selection of trial outcomes; indeed, only 71% reported weaning duration.

No major differences were mentioned regarding clinical outcomes; indeed, Welsh units were seen as on a par with their English counterparts, learning from their experiences: 'We have been fortunate; various GI meeting speakers from these kinds of organisations came to Wales and presented case work' (FG3.3).

The 21 December article was actually a report on a public meeting where I spelled out my indifference as to outcome: indeed, the editor of the Guardian was sitting next to me when I did so!

But today's decision by the Press Complaints Commission to turn down the complaint – made by Stephen Gately's civil partner Andrew Cowles and an unprecedented 25,000 others – is a sad outcome indeed.

And handset-makers and operators will probably continue to support LiMo, if only because they do not want to depend on Google or Nokia.The best outcome, indeed, is a continuing battle.

But given the way Flight 1549 has been elevated to miracle status, that thoughtful books about the event should be stirring controversy and generating reader interest is a happy outcome indeed.

Repeating the mediation analysis with baseline SHS as the outcome indeed revealed similar results (data not shown).

This outcome, indeed, is quite interesting and may be in need of further investigation at a later date.

Moreover, preservation of the N20 response does not imply a favorable outcome; indeed, almost one-half of the patients with a present N20 will have a poor outcome.

This study was not powered to detect differences in outcome; indeed, none that were statistically significant were observed in the duration of mechanical ventilation, number of ventilator-free days at 28 days or mortality in the intensive care unit.

This outcome indeed sounds very attractive: a significant reduction in morbidity and even mortality by intravascular fluid therapy - oriented towards the physiological goals of cardiac output and oxygen delivery [ 5].