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Meanings of longitudinal study in English

Russian
лонгитюдное исследование
Portuguese
estudo longitudinal
Spanish
análisis longitudinal

Study with repeated observations over time.

лонгитюдное исследование
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Examples for "longitudinal studies"
Examples for "longitudinal studies"
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However, few longitudinal studies have evaluated how the immune microenvironment effects shedding.
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Whether these differences reflect differential metabolic risks requires clarification by longitudinal studies.
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Design: Secondary analysis of data from longitudinal studies of aging and dementia.
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Prospective longitudinal studies will verify progression rates calculated in this baseline analysis.
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We don't have longitudinal studies about people on these medications for decades.
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Not everyone, of course, stays in a longitudinal survey; inevitably, a percentage of participants drop out.
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Ninety-two women and their first-born children took part in a longitudinal survey of maternal mental health.
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Design and participants: We conducted a national longitudinal survey of 1792 adolescents, 12 to 17 years of age.
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That's one of the takeaways from the Westpac-Massey Financial Education centre's 20-year longitudinal survey, which tracks a number of New Zealanders through adulthood.
Radio NZ
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Methods: A longitudinal survey was conducted with 8,430 eligible pupils from two sequential year groups from 25 Scottish schools.
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Our data were drawn from the National Income Dynamics Survey, which is the first national household panel study in South Africa.
The South African
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We used data from a longitudinal panel study of 496 parents participating in the Rochester Intergenerational Study, in Rochester, New York.
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The data for the present report come from a 2-wave panel study of adults living in NYC on the day of the attacks.
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Participants: African American Health is a population-based panel study of African Americans (baseline age 49-65) from St. Louis, Missouri.
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We conducted a panel study on 301 individuals over 60 yr old in Seoul, Korea, and repeatedly measured serum OHVD, glucose, insulin, and lipid levels.
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Usage of longitudinal study in English
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Methods: We conducted longitudinal study using the National Alzheimer's Coordinating Center data.
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Methods: This is a longitudinal study of adult patients with spinal deformity.
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Methods: This was a longitudinal study of 135 patients with heart failure.
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A longitudinal study was conducted with 194 HIV-infected infants in Kampala, Uganda.
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Conclusions: This is the first longitudinal study describing CHB management in European countries.
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Methods: Data were derived from a longitudinal study of female twins in Missouri.
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A researcher there reviewed data from a previous longitudinal study of 84 children.
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We then performed a prospective longitudinal study over a period of 48 weeks.
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This longitudinal study was characterized by repeated observations of individual respiratory response patterns.
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HARP-II is an observational, prospective, longitudinal study of the course of anxiety disorders.
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Methods: A longitudinal study was conducted in Tanzania and The Gambia.
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A subgroup of 47 individuals had data from a longitudinal study.
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We conducted an observational, longitudinal study in 216 very low birth weight infants.
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To do so, Yehuda and her colleagues performed a longitudinal study.
The Guardian
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This is a hundred-thousand-year-long longitudinal study of two thousand three hundred seventy-five planets.
First contact: or, it's later than you think
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Study selection: Study designs included were either population-based intervention studies or a longitudinal study.
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