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However, no longitudinal data are available on the natural history of NP.
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Design: Case-control study with 12 weeks' longitudinal follow-up to determine treatment response.
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Methods: We conducted longitudinal study using the National Alzheimer's Coordinating Center data.
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E stage with thirty-two cells; F blastula; G gastrula in longitudinal section.
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However, few longitudinal studies have evaluated how the immune microenvironment effects shedding.
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Growth-curve analyses were used to examine longitudinal change in perceived goal status.
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However, little is known about longitudinal development of obesity in this population.
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As a result, longitudinal growth generally proceeds more slowly than lateral growth.
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We illustrate our new methodology using data from a longitudinal observational study.
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Whether these differences reflect differential metabolic risks requires clarification by longitudinal studies.
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Available data of three annual follow-up examinations were used for longitudinal analyses.
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Methods: Exploratory, longitudinal, and correlational study carried out in a medium-complexity clinic.
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Design: Secondary analysis of data from longitudinal studies of aging and dementia.
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Efficient estimation of parameters is a major objective in analyzing longitudinal data.
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However, these processes have never been examined in a combined, longitudinal fashion.
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Two WLS-specific, longitudinal, national data collection systems are about to be implemented.
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