Sentences with phrase «particular outcome»

Elsewhere on this website it says the average number of sessions clients have had to achieve particular outcomes.

For example, states should include indicators that have a strong correlation with particular outcomes — including proficiency or graduation rates — but including too many of these can be redundant.

These factor insights are the building blocks that our research team uses to create particular outcomes for portfolios.

They should be a part of coherent, focused program that drives toward particular outcomes for each staff member and serves the overall vision for the school or district.

These factor insights are the building blocks that our research team uses to create particular outcomes for portfolios.

They should be part of a coherent, focused program that drives toward particular outcomes for each staff member and serves the overall vision for the school or district.

After all, we adopt strategies and implement those strategies with particular outcomes in mind (e.g., revenue growth, improved realization, stronger client relationships, a more effective work force, etc.).

For our presentation the developers talked about how choice and consequences are «back» and will be affecting particular outcomes of the storyline — something the BioWare team has mastered over the years.

Rather than being fixed, then, the credit hour becomes a more accurate metric of the quality of instructional hours and of the time - based inputs different students need in order to reach particular outcomes.

According to an article over at the DBW (Digital Book World) site, the survey «asked authors whether particular outcomes were more likely with self - publishing or traditional publishing.»

A decision is triggered when the evidence favouring one particular outcome becomes strong enough to tip its associated assembly of neurons across a threshold.

I don't think anybody can nominate particular outcomes she engineered for the pair once she was premier.

Third, although most past research in this area has used unitary measures of child adjustment (e.g., internalizing or externalizing problems), these global evaluations need to be complemented by more specific indices in order to identify particular outcomes that may be more proximal or distal to particular aspects of marital conflict (Grych & Fincham, 1990).

The last thing that's needed, of course, is blindered policy focused on particular outcomes.

If it is agreed that a personal budget is needed to achieve particular outcomes, a resource allocation will be completed with the family or young person, resulting in an indicative budget being allocated to help draw up the EHC plan.

He also gave his clerks great leeway in advocating for particular outcomes.

Those who succeed quickly are those who learn to help everyone feel great about a particular outcome and stress the positive points for everyone involved.

And by looking forward, we're merely hoping for a particular outcome.

Actual future results or occurrences may differ significantly from those anticipated and there is no guarantee that any particular outcome will come to pass.

Once you have established your goals for your product launch, you will know the particular outcomes you intend to achieve.

When using this strategy to invest in binary options, it is advisable that you invest only five percent of your balance in any particular outcome.

Speculators, on the other hand, hope to profit from a particular outcome.

There's a tendency to get extreme consequences when you combine a number of human misjudgments all at the same time when aiming for a particular outcome.

People today do not think much about vows apparently; some even suggest conniving for priests to achieve a particular outcome.

We are in danger of reducing even our evangelical and catechetical efforts to the mere transmission of information, to technical processes honed by data analysis to produce a particular outcome.

While Holmes frankly admitted that he hated facts and used them only as pegs on which to hang legal principles, Brandeis, as a practicing lawyer, immersed himself in the facts of a case to show that a particular outcome was the more just.

Whether you like conversion therapy - or these particular outcomes - isn't the point.

Emergentists note that this God must rejoice in the unfolding richness and variety apparently willing to affirm the openness of the process and the uncertainty of particular outcomes.

I don't go forward until I have mentally and emotionally let go of particular outcomes.

My question was not whether God is always acting in the world, but whether God intervenes in particular ways to answer the particular petitions of Christians for particular outcomes.

The betting percentages make sense based on the odds, which sportsbooks always love since there's less risk involved on any particular outcome.

We could ascribe that particular outcome to happenstance — but to do so would be rather simplistic.

Although this study was commissioned by the dairy industry, it is hard to understand how they would benefit from this particular outcome.

If not and they value a particular outcome more than the system that denies them that outcome, the system will collapse.

Mr. Lippman said last week he was not beginning the commission with a particular outcome in mind, but intended only to study the population, see if it could be shrunk, and determine whether a different model is feasible.

In interviews with about a dozen members of Gov. Andrew Cuomo's various commissions since he took office in 2011, some said they never felt pressured to reach a particular outcome, while others described frustrations with the governor's office's oversight of the panels» work.

«Five years of Conservative government: I just can't, I'm afraid, be a cheerleader for that particular outcome because this was an open goal for all of us.

For instance, they will place repeated bets on a particular outcome, even when the odds of winning are obviously very low.

In the same way, the animals had to learn to use a smell cue to predict a particular outcome.