The phrase "a unique prospective for" is not correct; it should be "a unique perspective on" or "a unique perspective for." You can use it when discussing a distinct viewpoint or angle on a particular topic or issue.
Example: "The research offers a unique perspective on the impact of climate change on urban development."
Alternatives: "a distinct viewpoint on" or "an original angle for."
Overall, while childbirth between ages 19 and 21 was linked to negative socioeconomic outcomes as females entered young adulthood, earlier births did not appear to confer a unique, prospective risk for the majority of the variables studied.
Aside from being a gay family, we are a tri-racial family (I am black, my wife is white and our kids are both hispanic) and that makes for a unique prospective.
The proportions of all rotavirus infections and the number of infections for each child were based on a unique prospective, field-based study conducted in Mexico by Velazquez et al. documenting all symptomatic and asymptomatic infections among 200 newborns [ 5].
In a unique prospective multicenter approach combining psychopathology and genetics, prodromal subjects were followed for up to 2 years to prospectively identify those probands who would progress to psychosis.
BALLETS is a unique prospective study in that it comprised patients who presented in primary care with a history of liver disease, who were then comprehensively screened for liver disease and followed up for 2 years.
Firstly, it involved a unique, prospective, nationwide sample of adolescents over a substantial follow-up period of 652,530 person-years.
The ERCP Quality Network is a unique prospective database of over 10,000 procedures by over 80 endoscopists over several countries.
That's why the current study is a unique prospective naturalistic study of childhood and adolescent onset psychosis.
The infrastructure of the CAPiTA trial offers a unique opportunity for prospective collection of health outcomes, QoL and cost data of patients hospitalized with CAP.
