Sentence examples for the existing outcome from inspiring English sources
The existing outcome data on the long-term effect of caffeine consumption on human health is inconsistent and therefore subject of an ongoing controversy [1].
Its performance in these analyses, and its emphasis on satisfaction, suggest that it might be an important addition to the existing outcome measures which are used to assess BPH symptoms and their treatment.
The hypothesis raises a critical, but thus far overlooked adaptation problem and explains how random variation can self-organize to confer a wide range of individual-specific adaptations beyond the existing outcomes of natural selection.
However, the capacity of existing outcome measures to capture the patient benefits of these interventions has been questioned [ 9].
In order to address the limitations of existing outcome measures, a number of published papers have begun to address the importance of QoL in quantifying patients' response to antidepressant treatment [ 11, 12].
Rasch analysis has increasingly become popular in assessing the quality of existing outcome assessment tools and in developing new ones [ 17, 18], as it offers a methodologically rigorous way to evaluate and enhance the measurement properties of the assessment tools [ 19, 20].
Furthermore, these data can be used to refine existing outcome measures for the design of future clinical trials that maximize the likelihood of observing a positive treatment effect with the drugs at our disposal.
It seems that existing outcome measures have not been able to grasp the difficulty of every-day life by keeping the questionnaires short and practical.
It is possible to adapt already existing outcome measures to assess other groups with musculoskeletal difficulties in the lower extremity.
The present and previous studies indicate that it is possible to adapt already existing outcome measures to assess similar groups of patients [ 8, 12, 13, 27].
The present and previous studies indicate that it is possible to adapt already existing outcome measures to assess other groups of patients with musculoskeletal difficulties.
