Sentences with phrase «as an outcome»

We look forward to sharing this important research with the world, as well as the outcomes of the curatorial and artist residencies, which your support will make happen.

Business architects are skilled in measuring the effectiveness of a business strategy; they are able to determine the degree of strategy implementation as well as the outcome of an implemented strategy.

The majority of studies have investigated the family environment as an outcome variable in families raising children with ASD [6, 48, 56, 83].

The prices on offerings would not be fixed dollar amounts; they would vary depending on unpredictable factors such as outcome or time spent by the vendor.

The debate was as important as the outcome in a way.

And for learning, motivation can determine both the interest as well as the outcome for the learner.

An evolutionary perspective is assumed in which human existence is seen as the outcome of a long process of development whose beginnings are lost in the distant past.

Managing realistic expectations is as important as the outcome itself.

This is not a bad thing to do, but it differs from teacher learning as an outcome.

In some cases, death has been reported as an outcome of these adverse events.

I don't think it matters as far as the outcome of the cake, though.

We need to honor the process as much as the outcomes.

Communication, in a way that clearly states what you expect as an outcome, provides the other person with the opportunity to make fundamental changes in their approach to your relationship.

Would you like to learn to communicate and have acceptance and understanding as an outcome rather than ongoing arguments?

Further, the definition of adaptation is variable in individual studies with a number of predictor variables often defined as outcomes of adaptation and vice versa.

What do you want as an outcome of tracking a specific figure?

Overall, dogs are more likely to die as an outcome of being poorly socialized.

People can see the effects of these reforms in coming years as the outcomes of these changes will start getting visible.

Goal - based measures function as both outcome tools and valuable support for the therapeutic alliance throughout the intervention.

Particularly, where business and community development opportunities have been identified as an outcome of an agreement.

Therefore, an indirect link would be noted between interventions for which systematic review (s) report BMI as an outcome, and the global overweight and obesity targets.

Currently seeking a leadership position in which to fully utilize the experience and expertise gained as an outcome driven manager, director and consultant.

Since value is defined as outcomes relative to costs, it encompasses efficiency.

But in order to fail effectively, you need to appreciate and invite failure as an outcome that is as acceptable as success.

He has had a lot to work with the prior three seasons with under performance as the outcome.

They published this article that didn't even see maternal death as an outcome?

He said his father would have wanted stronger protections for the children on his bus as an outcome of the hearings.

Only five of the 25 controlled trials examined blood pressure as an outcome variable.

The standardized summary scores for physical and mental components were calculated and used separately as outcome measures.

Regardless of if you will meet your soulmate, you will likely make new friends and create good memories as an outcome!

No mention here of management, release of creativity, culture, instinct... all assumed as outcomes.

What do we want students to know, understand, and do as an outcome of teaching?

Most folks wouldn't anticipate something like this happening as an outcome of the divorce because it is simply unfamiliar territory to them.

Seeing who among the 800,000 rejected people had loans taken out elsewhere around the same time and monitoring those payments as an outcome is brilliant.

Most people who have money invested in a range of assets are using asset allocation as an outcome rather than an objective.

Each rolling period can be thought of as an outcome representing the experience of a unique investor who started and ended on the dates specified in the period.

It's always sad, sometimes heartbreaking, but in the end, she believes that accepting euthanasia as an outcome in these rare cases empowers the organization to give more dogs a chance.

Her work explores the construction of culture and origin stories as outcomes of the need to tie one's existence to the land.

Over the last several decades, sustainable human development has been conceived largely as the outcome of balanced work on three «pillars» — economic and social development and environmental protection.

Instead, we're a friend in business who cares just as much for the clients we support as the outcomes we create.