Sentence examples for prime outcome from inspiring English sources

Even the studies we accessed did not all have the determination of anaemia prevalence in older people as their prime outcome.

That map is based on an Iceberg lettuce cultivar and a Californian L. serriola accession and has been a prime outcome of the Compositae Genome Project (http://compgenomics.ucdavis.edu/).edu/

Endoscopically detected ulcers were taken from reports in which all patients in the trial had endoscopy with the specific intent of measuring endoscopic lesions, and where this was a prime outcome in the trial.

The problem-rating is chosen as the prime outcome measure because it, rather than frequency, is associated with help-seeking and quality of life, and in recent studies problem-rating has been recommended as the most appropriate patient reported outcome measure in clinical trials of HF/NS treatments [ 20, 21].

For that reason, though, Mr Koizumi's success or failure matters more than for any recent Japanese prime minister.The outcome will depend most of all on the LDP itself.

(2008b) indicates that primes only alter behavior when in a state of raised motivation, such as when hungry; therefore, in our study we did not predict a main effect of prime on the outcome measure.

In point-biserial correlations between AQLQ(S) and PRIME-MD outcomes such as having psychiatric disorder the correlations were in the range small to medium.

Facebook buying its own content, both from the outset and via licensing, which it also says it would  consider as part of its plans, could result in a more Netflix or Amazon Prime Video-style outcome, with owned content as a driver for the rest and vice versa.

Whatever the outcome, Prime Minister José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero announced in April that he would not seek a third term, paving the way for the selection of a new Socialist leader before the general election, which is expected in March 2012.

The upshot is that Mr Brown felt relaxed enough to save Mr Blair's face by preserving the notional possibility of a euro referendum before the next election, while knowing that, in reality, the matter is closed.But for the prime minister, the outcome is also quite satisfactory.

We conducted a cluster-randomised trial (CRT) to evaluate the impact of PRIME on health outcomes in the community and a parallel mixed-methods study to examine the effect of PRIME from the perspective of HWs and patients enrolled in the trial.