successful outcome
collocation in Englishmeaningsofsuccessfulandoutcome
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successful
adjective
uk/səkˈses.fəl/us/səkˈses.fəl/
achieving the results wanted or ...
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outcome
noun[C usually singular]
uk/ˈaʊt.kʌm/us/ˈaʊt.kʌm/
a result or effect of an action, ...
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(Definition ofsuccessfulandoutcomefrom theCambridge English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)
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The emerging surgeon soon realizes that technical expertise in the operating theatre is only pan of asuccessfuloutcome.
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Progress was measured against shared criteria of what represents asuccessfuloutcomeof the task.
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The selection criteria are justified on the grounds that they are necessary for asuccessfuloutcome.
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They include: smaller incisions, less pain, fewer infections and other complications, shorter hospital stays, faster recovery, even improved odds of asuccessfuloutcome.
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For example, if there is no chance for asuccessfuloutcome, no one could benefit from forging ahead with transplantation.
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Excluding critically cyanosed infants, there is no evidence to support the view ofsuccessfuloutcomeof surgical maneuvers except in a special subgroup (15%).
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Since everything eventually turns on the single research tool of the questionnaire, the nature of the questions is critical to asuccessfuloutcome.
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My suggested account of intentional deception, on the other hand, requires both an intention to deceive and asuccessfuloutcome.
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But a major reason for also considering the probability of asuccessfuloutcomeis to avoid wasting the gift of life.
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Asuccessfuloutcomewas achieved in four of the "cardiac" cases.
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The main factor affectingsuccessfuloutcomewas the age of the donor.
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Combining these factors,successfuloutcomecan be predicted with high sensitivity and positive predictive value, but with poor specificity.
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Such an approach would not, of course, have guaranteed asuccessfuloutcome.
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Not only would asuccessfuloutcometo these projects, for example, be most rewarding but the spin-offs might be even more important.
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Effective communication with indicator custodians and environmental managers was vital for asuccessfuloutcome.
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Asuccessfuloutcomeof fertilization also requires that, at an appropriate time, a high proportion of these spermatozoa were able to undergo the acrosomal reaction.
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In other words, in this case the developmental process overcame initial damage to produce asuccessfuloutcomevia an altered developmental trajectory.
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