Reviewing the literature related to the outcome of studies on peer assessment of writing, Topping (1998) found that it "appears capable of yielding outcomes at least as good as teacher assessment and sometimes better" (p. 262).
Unlike development and performance indicators, which follow programming principles, human rights indicators are explicitly anchored in human rights values and standards [ 42]. "Such indicators are meant to capture the extent to which the obligations flowing from those standards are being met and are yielding outcomes that can be associated with improved enjoyment of human rights" [ 43] [p.20].
This is illustrated by the process of a toxicant exposure yielding an outcome; information on exposure outcomes can then be used to identify approaches to intervention and prevention of disease by source control or replacement, a point also noted in the report.
I can't see its recount yielding any outcome that changes things.
Often viewed as an "old school" discipline (established techniques historically yielding variable outcome), modern Cryo is in the mist of another growth phase from both the scientific and technology development perspectives.
The battery included seven cognitive domains, consisting of nine different tests, yielding 16 outcome variables.
In the Swedish Mammography Cohort, of which we had access to information from repeat questionnaires, we time updated exposures and covariates, theoretically yielding stronger outcome associations.
Sadly, all this money isn't yielding better outcomes for the growing diabetes patient population.
Like a generative artist, Vasco opts to let the projects unfold of their own volition, yielding unexpected outcomes that often surprise even the artist himself.
Finally, we took the intersection of all 321 human miRNA precursors in the miRBase with the mouse and rat genomes, and the dog and cow genomes, yielding the outcomes summarized below.
