Sentence examples for data a long term from inspiring English sources

Could it be the case that there exists a long term equilibrium relationship between the employment rate and GDP? Due to the relative short time span of our data, a long term relationship between GDP and the employment rate in Belgium, if it exists, may be hard to identify.

Up to now, only few data exist for SCLC patients with SIADH and sodium levels below 125 mmol/l and no data showing a long term follow-up of treatment with tolvaptan.

Six trials (2983 subjects) reported adherence data at a long term time point with an overall odds ratio of 1.39 (95 % CI 0.88 to 2.21) (Fig.  6).

In conclusion, our previous findings are substantially strengthened by these additional data on a long term follow-up, confirming benefits of early HAART.

It is also noted that since the analysis was performed based on cross-sectional data, a long-term follow-up study will be required.

We also adjusted for temporal trends in the data: a long-term trend from 1946 to 1948 (defined by weeks since January 1 , 1946 and a seasonal trend between March and June (defined by days since March 1 for any given year).

Of course, the reality is that the data caps are actually a long term play to help preserve their struggling network and more importantly, make more money.

Precipitation data are scarce in Afghanistan, but regional data show a long-term trend of decreased snow cover, and therefore strong likelihood of decreased aquifer recharge.

We assessed the model's performance using a combination of simulated data, results from a protist microcosm experiment, and data from a long-term, large-scale habitat fragmentation experiment in southeastern Australia.

The researchers used data from a long-term study of 51,529 male health professionals.

We used data from a long-term experiment, which has been managed by forage allowance levels since 1986.