Baseline data from the study was used to identify areas of intervention and to advocate for nutrition-related intervention in urban schools, as will be seen later on.
Within these villages, baseline data from the parent study was used for purposive sampling based on age, gender and exposure to traumatic events to identify 48 youth (12 from each village).
Herein, the cross-sectional data at baseline of the parent longitudinal study were used for statistical analyses.
Baseline data of the Vitalum study were used for this cross-sectional study [ 25].
Baseline data from the cohort study were used (i.e. in a cross-sectional style).
Further, baseline data from the original study were used, including information on risk of falls, cognition, residence, and kidney function [ 12].
Baseline SIB data from this study were used to perform a new factor analysis to establish a 'best fit' for each of the 40 individual SIB items into possible new subscales determined by the factor analysis.
The baseline scores from the aforementioned LIKP study were used to develop various mapping models (to predict the EQ-5D scores).
Liver biopsy performed within 6 months of the start of the study were used as baseline liver biopsy; otherwise, a percutaneous liver biopsy was performed and was scored using the Nonalcoholic Steatohepatitis-Clinical Research Network (NASH-CRN) hiscoringc systemg system.
Data from baseline and year 2 of the Health ABC study were used in the current analyses.
