The phrase "applying a prospective" is not correct in English.
It seems to be an attempt to convey the idea of using a perspective or viewpoint, but the wording is awkward and unclear.
Example: "In applying a perspective to the analysis, we can better understand the underlying issues."
Alternatives: "using a perspective" or "adopting a viewpoint".
Future studies are needed to confirm our findings in larger patient cohorts possibly by applying a prospective study design.
Estimates of the plasma glucose concentration were derived from the observed ISF glucose concentrations by applying a prospective one-point calibration procedure (7) that implicitly assumes that there is a proportional relationship between plasma and ISF glucose concentrations.
In case of ethical need or slow recruitment an interim analysis will be performed, applying a prospective group-sequential design using the alpha error spending function published by Lan and Demets [ 17, 18], implementing an O'Brien and Fleming boundary shape.
The KIzSS network applies a prospective cohort design, following day care centers rather than individual children or staff members over time.
The most frequent study designs included a pre-post design (61 studies), followed by 56 studies that applied a prospective design, 27 population based case series, 23 consecutive case series, 13 randomized trials, 15 non-blinded trials, 16 nonconsecutive case series, 5 double-blinded trials, and 6 best-case series.
(A1) Prevalence of the preleukemic clone: Samples from existing Western Caucasian birth cohorts are preferable, as this would offer the possibility of follow-up for disease and, thus, would allow for the first time to develop and apply a prospective study design.
8 9 Applying a similar, prospective approach to the discovery of predictive biomarkers in UA should complement existing diagnostic algorithms, while providing new insights into disease pathogenesis.
Our photosafety models are currently applied in a prospective manner in the prioritization, classification and labeling of newly designed molecules.
These scenarios were then applied to a prospective cohort of patients attending the emergency departments (ED) of 16 participating hospitals.
