Sentence examples for repeat the outcome from inspiring English sources

"Britain cannot afford to repeat the outcome of the 5G network that we have had with the 4G network and so the British Infrastructure is calling on the prime minister to appoint a cabinet minister to oversee the recommendations of this report and make sure this person is accountable for delivering 5G throughout the UK.

And so to the all-important question: can Die Nationalmannschaft (the national team) repeat the outcome of 1990?

They returned to the psychiatry clinics 2 weeks later to repeat the outcome measures (follow-up).

At the end of this intervention week they returned to the psychiatry clinics to repeat the outcome measures (post-treatment) and manipulation check questionnaire, and were interviewed about their experience of completing the corresponding CBM-I program.

Atorvastatin, in combination with cholinesterase inhibitor, has completed a phase 2 clinical trial and achieved a beneficial cognition and function [ 78], but failed to repeat the outcome in a 641-patient phase 3 clinical trial [ 79, 80].

The blinded assessor will repeat the outcome measures following completion of the 6 visits with the physiotherapist at 6 weeks, and then at 12 and 52 weeks to assess the long term outcome of the intervention.

Notably, our analysis with the statistic σ μ essentially repeats the outcome of the work by Golubkov et al. with respect to the pathways (Table 3) and regulated genes (the overlap between the two lists includes 176 genes out of 200 and 202 genes respectively); thus, the differences in the normalization had a small effect.

Expectations have been significantly lowered since Sven-Goran Eriksson's "golden generation" era of a decade ago but a failure to repeat the usual outcome then and make it to at least the quarter-finals will be seen as failure for Hodgson.

The Rio+20 summit will not seek to repeat the same outcome of the Rio Earth Summit 20 years ago, which led to the Kyoto Protocol on capping greenhouse gas emissions and a treaty on biodiversity.

The outcome repeated the result of the final of the United States Olympic trials last month.

There seems to be something dysfunctional going on in our culture that keeps repeating the same outcome.