Sentence examples for for example in a longitudinal study from inspiring English sources

For example, in a longitudinal study examining 13 biomarkers as predictors of mortality, about 40% of the participants were missing information on one or more biomarker [17].

For example, in a longitudinal study of 186 women in the US, women with higher ED gained more weight than women with lower ED (6.4 kg vs. 2.5 kg over 6 years)[10].

For example in a longitudinal study individuals' probability of dropout may depend on past health measurements but not on current health.

For example, in a longitudinal study based on three-wave panel data from 930 respondents, Mastekaasa [ 15] reported evidence for a short-term selection effect as well as a long-term social causation effect.

For example, in a longitudinal study from kindergarten to grade 2, de Jong and van der Leij (1999) found that non-verbal intelligence, word knowledge, and phonological awareness were important predictors of initial mathematical skill.

This situation could arise, for example, in a longitudinal study when whole blocks of data are missing on some of the individuals due to missed visits, or in a survey when some individuals have declined to answer whole sets of related questions.

For example, in a longitudinal, multicenter AIDS cohort study examining retention after 9.5 years, lower education level was significantly associated with nonparticipation [ 24].

For example, a longitudinal study found ankle proprioception could predict ankle injuries in college basketball players [ 39].

For example, a longitudinal study of soldiers before and after deployment to Afghanistan showed an increase in epigenetic age associated with trauma experienced in combat (Boks et al., 2014).

For example, in the longitudinal study of Pessa et al. [ 15], the age range of the female young group was 5 17 years.

A final example is dropouts in a longitudinal study, where participants do not return for future testing sessions.