Collocations withoutcome
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academic outcome
The further follow-up at age 21 years indicated that the early intervention continued to have longterm effects on cognitive and academic outcomes.
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acceptable outcome
Some of the alternatives may turn out to be incorrect, since they do not compute an acceptable outcome.
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actual outcome
More can be said or explained about the actual outcome than can be gotten from the rationality of the agents.
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adverse outcome
High birth weight, induction or augmentation of labour, and prolonged first stage, were not associated with adverse outcome in this study.
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beneficial outcome
If a beneficial outcome removed all wrongness of the act, that would mean that paternalism, when successfully carried out, is ethically justifiable.
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better outcome
These patients also had a better outcome in terms both of institutionalization and ten-year survival compared with paranoid patients.
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binary outcome
This is presented as a simple binary outcome: probability of good global outcome versus not a good global outcome.
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clinical outcome
The evidence surrounding levels of proteinuria and clinical outcome is conflicting.
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cognitive outcome
Relations between infant neurobehavioral performance and cognitive outcome in very low birth weight preterm infants.
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desirable outcome
Distraction may have the desirable outcome of less depression and less hopelessness, which in turn may enable patients to problem-solve and think more clearly.
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desired outcome
The patient stated a realistic and attainable desired outcome that was expressed in behavioural terms.
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disappointing outcome
That disappointing outcome was repeated after each election.
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educational outcome
Sometimes it is not obvious that an educational technology proposal doesn't really have an intended educational outcome.
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employment outcome
In contrast, the group of low-achieving students that was promoted was comparable to the control group in later employment outcomes.
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equality of outcome
Achieving equality of outcome between persons is morally good even if there is no person for whom this equality is beneficial.
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eventual outcome
British oil interests helped shape the eventual outcome of the conflict.
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expected outcome
Assuming that decision-making outcomes are inside the core, and all these outcomes are equally likely, the central point can be interpreted as the 'expected outcome'.
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favourable outcome
Those with greater mood symptoms and pre-morbid personality disorder have the least favourable outcome.
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final outcome
This intermediate set of outputs are highly uncertain and remote from the final outcome of efficiency of healthcare provision.
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health outcome
While prostate cancer could certainly be found at an earlier stage, there was no clear evidence that treatment improved the health outcome.
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improved outcome
It is not surprising that membrane oxygenators are widely used today and are responsible for less trauma to the blood and improved outcome.
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intended outcome
The intended outcome is a short case study based on the interview.
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intermediate outcome
The case of fluctuations in cognitive function accompanying clinical course variations would be an intermediate outcome that would not easily allow either conclusion.
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learning outcome
This is a source of many problems, ranging from learning outcome to teaching performance, and from cultural inappropriacy to speaker identity.
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logical outcome
The harmonious development of a city was the logical outcome of the active endeavours of its citizens.
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long-term outcome
The ocular manifestations of congenital infection: a study of the early effect and long-term outcome of maternally transmitted rubella and toxoplasmosis.
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measurable outcome
Clearly, measurable outcome data, preferably short run outcome data, must also be available to follow up on patients (7).
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negative outcome
Which type of interventions might most benefit men who report negative outcome expectations associated with talking about cancer?
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observed outcome
Depending upon the particular timing of these two streams of activity (strolling man, falling tile) the observed outcome will be radically different.
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outcome measurement
Similarly, there is a danger that outcome measurement triggers investigation or additional treatments, which are either of no benefit or harm to patients.
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outcome study
Better than expected : improvements in borderline personality disorder in a 3-year prospective outcome study.
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outcome variable
Similar results also are obtained when the outcome variable taps adolescent competence with peers.
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poor outcome
Those with poor outcome accounted for 57.7% of the sample whereas the remaining 42.4% were rated as having a good outcome with hypnosis.
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positive outcome
Negatively worded items were reversed-scored; higher scores indicate more positive outcome expectations.
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possible outcome
As might be expected, there are cases where the possible outcome is not intuitive.
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potential outcome
Another potential outcome to consider is interbiotype mating and emergence of a hybrid swarm.
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predetermined outcome
More concretely, no compelling sectorial characteristics made supranationalism in telecom and intergovermentalism in electricity a predetermined outcome.
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predicted outcome
This is the predicted outcome with one bit-search.
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predictor of outcome
Prenatally detected posterior urethral valves: is gestational age at detection a predictor of outcome?
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preferred outcome
Single market regime competition is the preferred outcome for neoliberals.
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pregnancy outcome
The risk for depression was increased in participants who reported a previous poor pregnancy outcome.
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primary outcome
No study gave an indication that a primary outcome had been decided before the trial began.
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probable outcome
A probable outcome of this investigation is a new legislation on the prevention of malpractice and medical accidents.
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short-term outcome
Predicting the short-term outcome of first episodes and recurrences of clinical depression : a prospective study of life events, difficulties, and social support networks.
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student outcomes
Teachers constructing and using theory to enhance their agency emerged as one of the key factors that made a difference to student outcomes.
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successful outcome
The emerging surgeon soon realizes that technical expertise in the operating theatre is only pan of a successful outcome.
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surgical outcome
Two pre-operatfve echo studies provided sufficient information for a succesful surgical outcome in all cases.
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tangible outcome
Few participants could identify any short-term, more tangible outcomes.
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tragic outcome
Memoirs too refuse the tragic outcome, since they refuse the imposition of tragedy's laws; theirs rather the pathos and potential of failed revolution, their comedy ironic rather than romantic.
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ultimate outcome
This is tantamount to asking ever y witness simply to testify about what he (reasonably) thinks the ultimate outcome of the trial should be.
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undesirable outcome
This would obviously penalise poor pregnant women, which seems a highly undesirable outcome.
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unexpected outcome
The unexpected outcome is that the finite-wavenumber modes travel faster the shorter they are - an observation which apparently has not been made before.
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