A stronger desire to know information as a prospective at-risk individual usually corresponds to a stronger belief that the relative's right to know should override the proband's interest in confidentiality (Kendall correlation 0.51, p value <2 × 10−16).
I've decided that I'm going to spend the rest of my life travelling the US as a prospective student at small liberal arts colleges.
In 1920, after graduating, he took up an eight-month residency as a prospective archeologist at the American Academy in Rome, followed by a brief sojourn in Paris before returning home to take up his duties at Lawrenceville.
The policeman laughed it off and said something like, 'Aren't you lucky, having an admirer?'" Fogel subjected his former school-mate to a nine-year campaign of harassment during which he Googled her name 40,000 times in a year, posed as a prospective parent at her child's nursery, broke into her car and made hundreds of late-night phone calls to her.
As in a prospective trial at interim analysis, Phase 2 was performed for each of the five-year cohort periods after one year of follow-up.
The classification is meant both for application to existing birth data, and for use as a prospective tool to identify at-risk groups.
The study was planned as a prospective one involving at least 10 patients.
Furthermore, patient enrolment was not performed according to a strict protocol as in a prospective trial but at the discretion of the attending physician.
Perhaps he can explain how Madonna came to be assessed as a prospective parent by flying (at Madonna's expense) a social worker to London to view her home and interview her? Jeke laughs again.
As a prospective student, she encountered at NYU an anatomy curriculum that included drawing, and when she came to Duke, she brought the idea with her.
The control group in the DPS trial can be considered as a prospective cohort of people at high risk of diabetes.
