Sentence examples similar to sharp outcome from inspiring English sources

Our base case remains an elongated 'U'-shaped recovery in UK motor, rather than a (more bullish for stocks) sharp, 'V'-shaped outcome.

This type of damage affects the function of brain networks and is often associated with poor clinical outcome (Sharp et al., 2014).

The report from the independent financial researchers shows the sharp difference in outcomes between the youngest children in a year group - those born in August - and the oldest, born in September.

The three-year-prison sentence, part of a plea agreement signed in March, provides a sharp contrast to the outcome for Turner, a white 20-year-old former Stanford swimmer who Persky sentenced to probation and six months in county jail after he was convicted of sexually assaulting an unconscious woman.

This is consistent with the graphical evidence in the lower-left panel of Figure 4, where there is not clear evidence of a sharp change in this outcome at the TTP cutoff.

A favorable outcome for Sharp could be an example of a positive sea change.

The challenger, Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador, is raising sharp questions about the outcome of the vote, and if he doesn't get answers, it is increasingly clear that he will make it hard for Calderon to govern.

This scope of this review does not include the possible effect of methods of opening the peritoneum (e.g. sharp, blunt, cautery) on outcomes.

For instance, Trahms et al. (2013) suggest a more detailed differentiation of turnaround outcomes, introducing several distinct outcome categories: sharp-bend recovery, premium M&A, simple recovery to moderate recovery, discounted M&A, reorganization, and failure, but these fall short of operationalizing the different categories.

The primary outcome for SHARP-P was change in this composite from baseline at four months post-randomization.

For the composite outcome of SHARP-P, the longitudinal correlation between baseline and four months was r = 0.89.