Sentence examples for outcomes through which from inspiring English sources

The experimental results revealed an acceptable agreement with the simulation outcomes through which the validity of the proposed control method was affirmed.

The Agreement supports the establishment of new cooperative approaches including internationally transferred mitigation outcomes, through which individual countries can meet their nationally determined contributions.

We are witnessing the progression of a struggle toward an outcome through which the skill and power of the players and the team can be expressed, like in any sport, but we are also watching the lines of a moral universe being demarcated in a game played, uniquely, without time.

Characterizing adverse outcome pathways through which metabolic disruptors lead to different manifestations of metabolic syndrome.

To obtain meaningful results in a reasonable time and improve health and well-being of future generations, we believe that future research should focus on: Characterizing adverse outcome pathways through which metabolic disruptors lead to different manifestations of metabolic syndrome.

It identifies how interventions produce certain outcomes by exploring through which mechanisms (or processes), triggered by the intervention, change is brought about, and which contextual factors are critical for success or failure.

Physician visits and chronic care management are now delivered more effectively and with a better follow-through which results in improved outcomes and patient satisfaction.

We systematically assessed outcome, context, and mechanisms through which the intervention produced its outcomes.

As such, the interviewees clearly indicated that more dialogue was needed to create a shared understanding of both the desired outcomes and the means through which those objectives could be obtained.

The Prospective Outcomes of Injury Study, through which the study participants (interviewers) were employed during the interviewing work they describe in this paper, is funded by the Health Research Council of New Zealand (2007-2013) and was funded by the Accident Compensation Corporation (2007-2010).

Issues discussed include the effects of armed conflict on access and quality of MRH services and outcomes, and the mechanisms through which armed conflict leads to poor access and quality of MRH services.