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Intracranial incidental findings were classified into 8 categories and compared with a large typically developing cohort.

The goal of the Stanford Impact Program for Arts Leaders is to create a field-wide impact by developing cohorts of cultural leaders with a change mindset, while at the same time providing benefit to participants by enhancing their perspectives and abilities.

MM-A developed the age-cohort model, participated in the statistical analysis of results and interpretation, wrote drafts and obtained authors' feedback and participated in the writing of the manuscript.

The only study of the issue from a developing country was a cohort study of 105 HIV clinic patients who were not on ART, conducted in Zimbabwe.

This study is one of the first to estimate the cost-effectiveness of comprehensive HIV care including ART based on primary cost, utilisation and HRQoL data from a large cohort in a developing country setting.

Developing a cohort of young scientists with experience performing functional annotations will also help with this challenge in the future.

A previously developed Markov cohort model built in Microsoft Excel was adapted to the Nigerian setting and was used to estimate the clinical and cost outcomes associated with each specified prevention strategy analyzed separately among a female population [ 31- 33].

A cohort develops a personality that influences a person's feelings toward authority and organizations, what they desire from work, and how they plan to satisfy those desires [ 16].

There is a need for a coordinated approach to developing patient cohorts for the more prevalent mental disorders representing major mental health challenges such as BD.

They will join a cohort developing computational tools and services for the analysis, modeling and management of biomedical data in patient care.

The purpose of this study was to determine stillbirth risk factors and gestational age at delivery in a prospective developing country birth cohort.