Sentence examples for scheme outcomes from inspiring English sources

"While this plan may be seen as an improvement on the previous Leap scheme, outcomes are still excessive," it said.

If we are to improve CTP scheme outcomes, a better understanding of the factors related to poorer health following mild to moderate injuries in a compensable environment is required to design and implement more effective interventions.

Three additional categories were added to this coding scheme: outcome, perceived ability, and task difficulty.

Most of the diagnostic biomarker models use a two-classification scheme outcome, for example, likelihood of having/developing schizophrenia or not.

A difference-in-differences regression analysis will be conducted to assess the independent effect of the KfW scheme on outcomes controlling for all other individual, household and facility level factors which may influence the given outcome.

To counter shrink-the-government types who grumbled about expensive "babysitting", he promised to test the scheme's outcomes, measuring pupils' progress in future years.His problem-solving style has caught the eye of Bill and Hillary Clinton.

Other studies investigated regional panel data for periods around and after the beginning of the millennium; they found either no or detrimental effects of the traditional job creation scheme on outcomes like exit rates of job-seekers into regular jobs or the job-seeker rate (Fertig et al. 2006a Fertig et al. 2006b Hagen 2004 Hujer and Zeiss 2005 Hujer et al. 2009).

When overlaying health outcome data onto exposure data, the colour scheme for outcome should be distinguishable from that of the exposure data.

In order to test the effects of hierarchical segmentation scheme on outcome measures, we performed three independent mixed factorial ANOVAs, one for each outcome measure (FA, MD, streamline count).

As with the carbon scheme, the outcome is in doubt.

Because Danes rely more on a robust and ubiquitous private and government pension scheme, the outcome would be direr than predicted in the study.