A multicenter U.K. cohort study examined prospective outcomes of BRCA1/2 testing in 193 individuals, of which 20% were men aged 28 to 86 years.

In contrast, another study examined long-term psychosocial outcomes in 684 women who had had bilateral or contralateral RRM on average 9 years prior to assessment.

"Our aim was to critically examine the evidence and outcomes of common medical practices."

First we can examine outcomes in comparison with some baseline and ask, 'What was the situation then and what is it now?

These data will help HIV prevention stakeholders examine program fidelity, monitor use of key program services and behavioral outcomes, and calculate and report the program performance indicators.

In addition, the study examined outcomes only up to one year after birth, and those advocating for planned Caesareans contend that problems with vaginal birth can show up years later.

Trevor-Roper asserted that examining possible alternative outcomes of history was far from being a "parlour-game" was rather an essential part of the historians' work.

In the interest of testing this assertion, a number of researchers and organizations have examined educational outcomes for students who attend charter schools.

Waithood can be best understood by examining outcomes and linkages across five different sectors: education, employment, housing, credit, and marriage.

Sociologist Ruben Rumbaut was among the first to use the term to examine outcomes among those arriving in the United States before adolescence.