Sentence examples for terms of outcome from inspiring English sources

This is mainly because there isn't convincing evidence that the other options are better in terms of outcome.

It's untenable, he says, to suggest that the investment over the London cycle should not be measured in terms of outcome.

But however attractive the concept of open access, we should be careful about expecting too much, too soon in terms of outcome and impact.

As for the protests, I'd love to be wrong, but instinct suggests the Premier League walkout movement will be more Peasants' Revolt than French Revolution in terms of outcome.

The case presented was successful in terms of outcome, and includes a three-year follow up wherein treatment gains were measurably maintained.

While we can guarantee a visit to the salon will end up with a new haircut, a visit to a church is far less clear in terms of outcome, other than a bit of group singing.

In terms of outcome, 36 (69 %) recovered uneventfully.

We therefore considered the criterion of blinding in terms of outcome assessment.

The regions differed in terms of outcome measures (subjective versus objective performance data).

Many approaches have been considered, but no one showed a clear effectiveness in terms of outcome.

Conversely, any onset of hyperthermia after ROSC appears deleterious in terms of outcome [52, 53].