Sentence examples for quantified outcome from inspiring English sources
Despite its many limitations, confidence in the results of our study is increased by the magnitude of the effect size and by our use of objective, easily quantified outcome measures, which despite the listed concerns would have been difficult to artificially manipulate.
For all that, none of the respondents were able to provide quantified outcome measures and many expressed concerns that it was difficult to attribute, verify, quantify, and meaningfully compare improvements in health outcomes across various diseases and populations.
We have further quantified outcome with pre- and post-fusion scores.
We compared mean and SE of quantified outcome parameters after stimulation with their respective controls.
Mean and SEs of quantified outcome parameters after DEP stimulation were compared with their respective controls.
With £3.8bn of largely NHS money being ploughed into the Better Care Fund in 2015 to underwrite integrated care, the spotlight is going to be turned on councils' ability to show hard, quantified outcomes from the investment.
Listed quantified outcomes did not include such assessment.
In addition, and even more fundamentally, it should be noted that the causal link between the often quantified outcomes in vitro and in vivo (e.g., apoptosis, proliferation), and human tumour radioresponse has yet to be shown; these outcomes may not truly reflect patient tumour radiosensitivity.
To determine and to quantify outcome from injury demands that multiple factors be universally applied so that there is uniform understanding that the same outcome is understood for the same injury.
The Swiss Spinal Stenosis Questionnaire (SSM [ 28] has been recommended by the North American Spine Society (NASS) [ 1] as the "gold standard" to quantify outcome in patients with spinal stenosis, will be used to quantify outcome.
In addition to its predictive value grip strength and key pinch strength are considered to be "objective" outcome parameters and are used to quantify outcome after orthopaedic interventions [ 18].
