Sentence examples for outcomes on which from inspiring English sources

And how can we scale rich, nuanced civic discourse to produce meaningful outcomes on which we can all act?

Stalling and prevarication are the only outcomes on which they seem to stand in agreement.(Picture credit: AFP).

We will follow the same approach for secondary outcomes on which we have appropriate baseline data.

Stories may frame surrogate markers or intermediate endpoints as if they were outcomes on which consumers should focus.

Two subject experts and two methodological experts identified the combinations of studies and outcomes on which to conduct meta-analyses.

The absolute numbers of adverse outcomes on which the differences in relative incidence are based are usually very small.

If you want to win such a contest, you'd better try to select the outcome on which others will converge, whatever your personal opinion might be.

"Congratulations New York: You have just pushed George W. Bush over the top to be the next president of the United States," Governor George E. Pataki of New York declared at a victory rally in Manhattan, looking visibly relieved as he celebrated an outcome on which Mr. Pataki arguably had as much riding as his fellow governor from Texas.

Three trials reported a primary outcome on which a power calculation was based [50,53,54].

Couldn't we do as well at evidentially evaluating hypotheses by parsing the space of outcomes into just a few alternatives e.g., one possible outcome that hi says is very likely and hj says is rather unlikely, one that hi says is rather unlikely and hj says is very likely, and perhaps a third outcome on which hi and hj pretty much agree?

Since most studies focus on identifying predictors of fight outcome (on which contestants can base their strategic decisions), fighting has to take place for the experimenter to determine the outcome.