Look up: Outcome

1. outcome
   Actual outcome or predicted outcome. This is the outcome of a test. See also branch outcome, condition outcome and decision outcome.
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2. Outcome
   The effect or impact of an intervention on the participants
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3. outcome
   A possible result of a probability experiment
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   Toss a coin. The outcomes are heads and tails.
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4. outcome
   the result of an experiment or other situation involving uncertainty Category: Statistics • the value of the test statistic for the data as initially observed,before any re-randomisation Category: Statistics • a term originally used to describe a particular line of health ser...
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5. Outcome
   Out'come noun That which comes out of, or follows from, something else; issue; result; consequence; upshot. 'The logical outcome .' H. Spenser. « All true literature, all genuine poetry, is the direct outcome , the condensed e...
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6. outcome
   (out´kum) a patient behavior or attitude that results from the interventions of the health care team.
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7. Outcome
   • (n.) That which comes out of, or follows from, something else; issue; result; consequence; upshot.
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8. outcome
   
   • something that results
   • a phenomenon that follows and is caused by some previous phenomenon
   
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9. outcome
   See result....
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10. Outcome
    In health services this refers to any change in a person`s wellbeing following a period of treatment.The expected outcome will usually be an improvement in symptoms or the resolution of a problem.
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11. outcome
    A specific result or effect that can be measured. Examples of outcomes include decreased pain, reduced tumor size, and improvement of disease.
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12. Outcome
    (game theory) In game theory, an `outcome` is a set of moves or strategies taken by the players, or their payoffs resulting from the actions or strategies taken by all players. The two are complementary in that, given knowledge of the set of strategies of all players, the final state of the g...
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