Sentence examples for a longitudinal trend from inspiring English sources

The research design of the study was a longitudinal trend study measuring the meaning of money from cross-sectional samples of middle-school students over the period of four years with 16 month time interval: May 2008, September 2009, January 2011, and May 2012.

We will also extend the usual analysis of crossover designs by including a longitudinal trend component in the first year.

Since Eastern states reported a much higher frequency of co-detection over Western states, a longitudinal trend was established.

In these cases, the early effects that are relevant for prognosis are opposite to the late effects, where a longitudinal trend affects fitness.

We also found a longitudinal trend for allelic richness that could be potentially accounted for by an east –west gradient of climate severity in the Mediterranean region during the last glacial maximum (Conord et al. 2012).

We performed a detailed analysis of all relevant features that may qualify as biomarkers of aging based on the following two criteria: (i) the regression analysis yielded a significant slope, that is, the feature displays a longitudinal trend; (ii) the correlation analysis also demonstrated that the feature has prognostic evidence, at least for some age groups.

This study was conducted to provide a national longitudinal trend of the NSAIDs pharmaceutical market in Taiwan during the 4-year period with events in three kinds of interventions (i.e., price regulation, new entries and information shock).

Survey participants are interviewed every four months for as long as four years, making it a valuable source of longitudinal trend data.

To identify the longitudinal trend of a feature over the lifespan of individuals, we performed simple linear regression modelling using the measured values as the dependent variable and the age as the explanatory variable.

This approach may be more appropriate when the association between Y and X is not driven by the longitudinal trend of X or an average level but rather an acute or extreme instance of exposure.

We have previously described an automated real-time safety monitoring tool, Data Extraction and Longitudinal Trend Analysis (DELTA), that is able to perform larger numbers of concurrent prospective analyses using a variety of statistical methodologies and alerting thresholds [ 18].