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Meanings of follow up in English

Portuguese
realizar
Catalan
realitzar
Spanish
realizar

To bring something to fulfilment.

realizar
Usage of follow up in English
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We used age as the follow up time, presenting age specific survivals.
Pubmed
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Most of the others said they needed more information to follow up.
Reuters
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Journalists to follow up developments to see where events go, she said.
Wired
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This study reports the five year follow up of EVT for SIDSMA.
Pubmed
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Was the Avalanches' Since I Left You too good to follow up?
The Guardian
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Design: Prospective cohort study with follow up at six and 12 months.
Pubmed
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Six of ten patients were free of progression until last follow up.
Pubmed
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And I'll follow up on the heat and hot water issue okay.
The new yorker
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We will, however, follow up with the facility to ensure this continues.
Radio NZ
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Results: The longest follow up we have now is over eighteen months.
Pubmed
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The follow up of these women needs new biomarkers with prognostic value.
Pubmed
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After at least three years of follow up, 40 people developed dementia.
Reuters
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Longer follow up of patients with STIC at RRSO should be considered.
Pubmed
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So, I could follow up on the lead Toot-toot had given me.
Storm front
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U.N. war crimes investigators would follow up on all incidents, he added.
Reuters
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The shows follow up on the network's expansion into more reality programing.
Reuters
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Common
South Africa
Common
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