Sentence examples for reason outcomes from inspiring English sources

Then an evidence table was constructed for groups of studies concerning one subject, in which following parameters were scored: year of publication, randomization, blinding, set-up, number of patients, duration of treatment, lost to follow-up (number, reason), outcomes, efficacy, safety, and grading of level of evidence.

When the names of cities are changed for political reasons, outcomes can be unpredictable.

We examine the frequency, reasons, outcomes and factors associated with emergency ambulance service use.

This can occur for a number of reasons: outcomes are already good (i.e. a ceiling has been reached); a longer time is required to see the clinical outcome; the behaviours supported are not linked to the outcome.

"In our long experience frank conversations between security officials and editors about the sensitivity of certain operations has always led to a reasoned outcome and we much prefer for that kind of dialogue in special circumstances than have laws imposed … that restrict the free flow of information".

Pandora listeners provided support in extraordinary numbers in Congress, and a group of reasonable and constructive voices on the label and artist side of the table at SoundExchange helped forge a middle ground that, while perhaps not meeting all of our aspirations, still represents a thoughtful and reasoned outcome under the circumstances.

Among them, 25 articles were excluded for the following reasons: outcome of interest not described (n=12), improper study design (n=10) and participants had coexisting medical conditions (n=3).

In this review, 12 articles were excluded for the following reasons: outcome of interest not described (n = 5); study design not appropriate (n = 4); pediatric patients (n = 2); and evaluated vasopressin in both arms (n = 1).

Time pressure (n = 11) was the major reason why outcomes were not discussed at team meetings.

Sixty-six treportedporeasonsasons why outcomes were missing with reasons ranging from simply stating that patients were lost to follow-up to very specific explanations.

You'll realise that the reason this outcome was unimaginable has as much to do with our imaginations as the outcome itself.