Sentence examples for outcomes quoted from inspiring English sources

Wolfe et al [ 31] reported overall bodily symptom scores (not specifically pain), therefore data relating to pain outcomes quoted in Proctor et al [ 18] have been included instead.

Results will be analysed to establish the potential recruitment, compliance and retention rates using 95% CIs, and trial outcomes quoted with SDs and 95% CIs for the effect size.

Brownlee spelled out some probable outcomes, quoting peak oil's pantheon of thinkers: Oil hits $300 a barrel by 2013.

Waters has described it as "a kind of Celtic celebration of the Eastern European revolutions and their eventual outcome", quoting Dubček's alleged comment: "They may crush the flowers, but they can't stop the Spring".

One such person, referred to as "optimal outcome," is quoted as saying: "There's nothing wrong with being autistic, but my life is much easier not having it.

"The false news of an explosion at Fordow is Western propaganda ahead of nuclear negotiations to influence their process and outcome," IRNA quoted deputy Iranian nuclear energy agency chief Saeed Shamseddin Bar Broudi as saying.

And when Dr Zamboni had the blockages cleared using angioplasty, his paper quoted outcome results at six months post-procedure, with most showing an improvement.

29 30 The continence and potency outcomes of some frequently quoted studies appear better than those in our study; however, this disparity may be because participants in other studies were drawn exclusively from large teaching hospitals and centres of excellence.

"It's not been easy working on a project with no obvious outcome," Mr Gomes is quoted as saying.

"There is no such thing as a failed experiment, only experiments with unexpected outcomes," it begins, quoting luminary Buckminster Fuller.

He was "a passionate believer in the power of free markets to forge optimal and predictable outcomes," Mr. Bernstein wrote, and quoted Mr. Miller as saying: "I believed it.