Sentence examples for In a longitudinal way from inspiring English sources

The aim of the present study was to optimize the experimental conditions of MEMRI that permits the study of insult-induced alterations of the somatosensory pathway in a longitudinal way, and to provide functional information on rat corticothalamic connectivity or disturbances thereof.

Only three studies examined the interest in geriatrics in a longitudinal way.

Another method is the 'demographic surveillance systems' (DSS), which have been put in place in an increasing number of rural and urban areas and are designed to follow-up a population in a longitudinal way.

The effect of estradiol on brain structure has been studied in a longitudinal way only recently (Herting et al. 2014): estradiol predicted white matter and right amygdala growth, and grey matter volume decrease in both boys and girls.

However, based on the feedbacks collected from the students and the instructor of the current research, we will be able to improve the system by taking account of the feedbacks and replicate the study in a more longitudinal way.

The second study evaluated in a retrospective-prospective longitudinal way if: 1) obesity in adolescence is associated with obesity in adulthood and 2) the nature of obesity-associated risk factors.

QIMT and carotid diameter measurements were performed in the longitudinal way, strictly perpendicular to the ultrasound beam, with both walls clearly visualized.

The cross-lagged model is introduced as an effective longitudinal way to address cause effect relationships in nonexperimental conditions and applies to true longitudinal designs.

In the current report, we posed the question in cross-sectional and longitudinal ways: (1) Is the performance of students in SSC affected by the allocated preference (i.e. whether the allocated module is their first or other choice)?

One possible way of determining this distinction is by assessing subjects' baseline GH status and following these subjects in a longitudinal trial, observing cardiovascular outcome over many years.

This has been evinced – again by Bushman, alongside Eddie Brummelman – in a longitudinal study that found overpraised children showed narcissistic traits six months to a year later.