Sentence examples for thinking about outcomes from inspiring English sources

Instead, Mr. Rumsfeld said he was "thinking about outcomes and capabilities, and it may not involve a single change in a platform".

It's hard to do social science without thinking about outcomes; Noble principles and intentions should be eventually be checked against results.

Uncertainty increases, however, when experts shift from thinking about outcomes in high-volume centres to outcomes in low-volume centres or among untreated women with fistula.

In contrast there was some suggestion that 'Maybe Patient Reported Outcomes will become the new buzz word that quality of life was...'.... (Anne Coscarelli), and that 'Here is a chance to be on the cutting edge of a new way of thinking about outcomes that puts the patient's view first' (Carol Buckhardt).

Worth thinking about, indeed.

Doing the Genome Project in the real world means thinking about these outcomes from the start, so that science and society can pull together to optimize the benefits of this new knowledge for human welfare and opportunity".

The FBI's You, whose unit works with the scientific community to get researchers thinking about unanticipated outcomes of their work, said he had been encouraged that researchers had initiated the conversation in this case.

16 Two conferences later, others perceived the involvement of patients as "indicative of the beginning of a paradigm shift in thinking about RA outcomes over the last 5 years".

"You start thinking about the outcome before you think about the progress.

It doesn't mean you shouldn't have patience and discipline and drive during the process, but only thinking about the outcome is in some ways very singular, because the outcome might be something different, and it might be better.

I actually knew everything he was telling me but I didn't know what to do to really avoid getting so nervous and really thinking about the outcome of everything so much".