Sentence examples for providing outcomes from inspiring English sources

Another contribution from this study is the use of historical data to measure the contribution from these two components to accessibility change, covering a long time period (50 years) and providing outcomes for every decade within this period.

The guidelines stated: "The consensus agrees that patient self-testing and patient self-management are effective methods of monitoring oral anticoagulation therapy, providing outcomes at least as good as, and possibly better than, those achieved with an anticoagulation clinic.

However, patients providing outcomes will remain masked to their practice status, as consent documents will keep patients unaware of the study's main hypotheses.

It has been used widely in studies of refugees and other war-affected populations [ 6, 20], including four studies in Afghanistan [ 1, 2, 4, 5], providing outcomes at symptom, but not at diagnosis level.

25 27 One of these 27 contained 14 patients rather than the specified minimum of 20 patients but is a further report providing outcomes for repeat metastasectomy in some of the patients reported from the same institution and was therefore included.

The head of the European Central Bank, Mario Draghi, said the bloc's challenge must be to provide "outcomes that are both more efficient, and more directly aimed at the people, their needs and their fears – not towards institution-building".

All included studies provided outcomes on pain, patient-reported outcome score, or both.

One of these did not provide outcomes data specifically for acute fractures and was excluded [12].

Relative to ecological restoration, ecological engineering provides outcomes that are more predictable but with lower diversity.

We cannot know the extent of generalizability of our study as cART programs in other countries infrequently provide outcomes on health worker status and clinical outcomes.

Gurwith et al [18] provided outcomes per season so that we could adjust for the oversampling in winter (for details see Table S2).