The phrase "the sole outcome" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to refer to the single or only result or consequence of a particular situation or event. Example: Despite our efforts, the sole outcome of the meeting was a deadlock between the two sides.
The current viewpoint that repression is the sole outcome of DNA methylation should be reconsidered.
The sole outcome was modest progress on tax avoidance, but that cannot have required two days in Fermanagh.
Furthermore, our study showed that only 46%% of patients who resumed their job were able to maintain their job tasks, which emphasizes the risk of underestimating the true impact (e.g., through the need for retraining or because of productivity loss) if the ability to return to work is used as the sole outcome.
We therefore combined them, and DPN was the sole outcome in the subsequent analyses.
Child undernutrition based on CIAF was treated as the sole outcome variable in multivariate analysis.
Moreover, hospital mortality is often presented as the sole outcome measure, without presenting other dimensions of quality of care.
Given that long-term or life-long follow-up is required in a cancer surveillance programme we studied a prospective cohort, the GCEP, with 6.5-year follow-up data and reported on the temporal trends of cost indices, in addition to the point estimates which are the sole outcomes in cross-sectional studies [ 13, 17].
In addition, we also excluded those, reporting Chlamydia and selected STI in the past 12 months, from the model, where Chlamydia was a sole outcome.
This makes a study with stillbirth as the sole primary outcome unfeasible.
It is only when p38MAPK is maintained at its level 3 that we have the sole apoptotic outcome.
Five studies were not fully appraised by the EAC as they were BP measurement validation studies or measurement of BP was their sole outcome, and they were not used by the sponsor in their evaluation of the device.
