Sentence examples for outcomes variable from inspiring English sources

Hand surgeons have recognized that certain conditions have greater incidence in one sex over the other, but there has been no widespread discussion on whether, when, and how sex should be used as an outcomes variable.

Children's emotional safety and distress will be the primary outcomes variable in this study, measured using the Strengths and Difficulties Questionnaire (SDQ), a widely-used scale which assesses levels of internalising and externalising psychosocial problems and prosocial behaviours [ 34].

4 In other approaches, the "worst" value is assigned to the patient-reported outcomes variable for patients who die during follow-up, 5– 7 or an indicator of having been alive at next point of measurement is introduced.

'I didn't know that the visiting optometrist could check eyes for diabetes' Aboriginal Health Service staff member The poor understanding of the elements in the system contributes to poorer patient outcomes, variable work quality and a reduced ability for those in the system to advocate for improvement or change.

In addition, adherence to the pedometer-driven walking program by using pedometer logs to determine the number of days that pedometer was worn and divided by the total number of intervention days, and a positive change in the outcomes variable over 12-week periods.

Outcomes variables are demonstrated in Table 4.

4. Analysis of secondary outcomes variables.

The total P-value of 0.05 was partitioned between the main outcome variable (p=0.04) and each of the four secondary outcome variables (p=0.01/4=0.0025).

The primary outcome variable was the presence or absence of glaucoma diagnosis.

The primary outcome variable was a Glasgow Outcome Scale score of 1 (good outcome).

Imputation expectancies were based on covariates only and were independent of predictor variables (25OHD concentrations) and outcome variable (SRS).