"outcomes of a study" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It refers to the results or findings of a research or investigation. Example: The outcomes of the study showed a significant link between exercise and improved mental health.
Two important outcomes of a study design power and resolution are implicitly tied together by the principle of uncertainty.
This paper outlines a framework to situate the workload of students under several blended learning modes quantitatively, and it offers the outcomes of a study carried out on first-year students of Economics at the University of Oviedo.
We designed these vignettes on the basis of the outcomes of a study on the consequences of waiting among patients.
This argument involves the balance between the cost of improving reliability and the effect of increased reliability on the outcomes of a study.
Analysis is question-driven, enabling examination of underlying context issues and background assumptions as well as the outcomes of a study.
Outcomes of a study conducted on 102 harbor seal pups by Marrie & Gaydos [ 44] suggest that a high weight-to-length ratio significantly increases the probability of successful rehabilitation.
In 2013, physicians at Brigham and Women's Hospital, in Boston, reported on the outcome of a study in which two H.I.V.-positive men on HAART had received bone-marrow transplants for lymphoma.
It was the major outcome of a study of the midday F2-layer critical frequency (foF2) from stations at different latitudes (Bailey 1948; Nishida 2009).
But it is awaiting the outcome of a study into how harmful the machines are to individual players, which is due to report next autumn.
Here, we report the outcome of a study designed to identify pupal proteins related to the sex differences using these two strains.
Conclusion The reading of a shorter version of a medical article by residents in training accurately identifies the objective, the population, the design and the main outcome of a study.
