Sentence examples for cross-sectional measuring from inspiring English sources

Most reports on trends in childhood asthma have been cross-sectional measuring the prevalence in cohorts of similar aged children at different time points.

This is a great advantage over population-based studies where drug use is assessed on the basis of interview during repeated rounds of cross-sectional measuring.

Two studies from India (cohort) and Bangladesh (cross-sectional) measured the quality of the materials used in the construction of the house [ 7, 45] (Fig.  4).

ISAAC 1 and 3 studies have now reported on worldwide prevalence and trends in cohorts of similar aged children at different time points. 1 Most other reports on trends in childhood asthma have also been cross sectional measuring the prevalence in cohorts of similar aged children at different time points.

On the other hand, three-dimensional measurements, based on three cross-sectional measures [ 6, 11, 12], are a time efficient method to assess BMLs with good construct validity but include a lot of healthy bone.

They identify 16 loci newly associated with variation in two cross-sectional measures of lung function, used to define airway obstruction and to grade the severity of obstruction.

Diaries incorporated measures of pain intensity, affect, coping, coping efficacy, and the novelty and predictability of pain, and participants completed a cross-sectional measure of catastrophizing.

At the same time the availability of new micro-data sets (on individuals) and the possibility to carry out record linkage allow to calculate "traditional" cross-sectional measures of integration with a longitudinal approach.

In other words, the crucial difference between mobility studies and dynamic comparisons of cross-sectional measures of inequality and poverty is that mobility studies can unveil the intertemporal anonymity that accompanies cross-sectional studies.

First, variability of health status as experienced by individuals is only crudely measured by cross-sectional measures such as the standard deviation of age at death.

Since the mortality associated with CD28 down-regulation per se appears to be independent of concurrent physiologic measures, the unrecognized inclusion of patients with significant proportions of CD4+CD28null cells in earlier analyses may have confounded assessments based solely on cross-sectional measures of pulmonary function (i.e., increase the "noise to signal ratio").