The phrase "across sectional" is not correct in English; it should be "cross-sectional." You can use "cross-sectional" in contexts related to studies or analyses that examine a population or phenomenon at a specific point in time.
Example: "The research conducted a cross-sectional analysis of the health behaviors of different age groups."
Alternatives: "transversal" or "snapshot study".
Across-sectional study was designed to attain the objectives ofthe study.
A cohort study of UK participants aged 70 years and older was analyzed as across-sectional study focusing on driving exposure, measured as the number of car trips that were made each week by an individual as a driver (Davis et al. 2011).
Among the study limitations, it should be mentioned that because this is across-sectional design we cannot infer causality from the results.
This study was across-sectional study which recruited children aged eight to sixteen years, resident in Ife Central Local Government of Ile-Ife, a sub-urban town in the south-western Nigeria.
The author Christos Pantelis conducted research in symptoms of schizophrenia, and the paper with the highest citation frequency was one titled "Neuroanatomical abnormalities before and after onset of psychosis: across-sectional and longitudinal MRI comparison" published in 2003.
Due to the limitations of low response rate, the use of across-sectional survey design, and the likely under reporting of sleep aid use, our results should be interpreted cautiously.
In across-sectional study, AS seekers recently arrived in Vaud County, after screening for tuberculosis at the border were offered screening for LTBI with T-SPOT.TB and questionnaire on potentially risk factors.
But there are powers in the land that governments must be prepared to get across if sectional interests are not to run loose.
The layer approach is adopted to determine the equilibrium conditions in a section and to consider the different material properties across the sectional depth effectively.
Regarding urban systems, multilevel integrated modeling is central to the endeavor of merging real-time data with traditional data across urban domains as sectional sources in a way that link real-time issue to long term strategic planning in terms of sustainability, i.e. energy systems, transport systems, and traffic systems.
Thus, changes in the total beta cell volume for recent onset patients are assumed to be reflected in changes in insulin-positive area averaged across cross-sectional slices of the pancreas.
