Sentence examples for outcomes originating from inspiring English sources

Positive outcomes originating from collaborative learning have been reported in numerous studies (Web and Palincsar 1996; Veenman et al. 2005; Tsai 2011; Järvelä and Hadwin 2013).

The foundations were laid in this annual workshop and many projects and scientific outcomes originated from it in the years thereafter.

All individual items were categorized into four components, from which primary outcomes originated for this study (Table  1).

Sociocultural theory is based on the premise that human activities are intrinsically social in nature, and that individual processes and outcomes originate in social practices and interactions [ 25, 26].

The assumption that a child's test scores are independent given the latent level on the neurobehavioral functions is violated here, because the eleven outcomes originate from only five separate test protocols.

The majority of studies reporting COPD ICU outcomes originate from the USA, and there have only been two recent studies from the UK; one reported on 42 intubated patients in a single centre [ 9] and another reported hospital mortality of 277 COPD ICU admissions from 24 ICUs in one region of the UK [ 10].

For duplicate publications with different outcome measures originating from one trial published as separate papers, the original publication was given priority, and all others were excluded.

For duplicate publications with different outcome measures originating from one trial and published as separate papers, the original publication will be given priority and the other publications will be excluded.

Survey data was used to develop univariate and multivariate logistic regression models for six outcome variables originating from the items assessing the acceptance of specific types of eHealth applications.

Because studies examining the relationship between chronic psychological stress and pregnancy outcomes typically focus on the 9 month period of gestation, research is required to understand how adverse outcomes may originate long before conception.

As a consequence, migrant-receiving nations are sometimes required to respond to adverse health outcomes that originate beyond their jurisdiction and normal planning considerations.