Sentence examples for largely prospective from inspiring English sources

The European studies were largely prospective utilizing data from established registries (16, 30 32).

Patient resource use data were obtained from largely prospective evaluation of medical records and household expenditure during illness was collected from interviews with caretakers.

And while the recent evidence from large prospective studies largely supports this strategy, the findings are neither as strongly supportive nor as clear as one would anticipate from the indirect evidence.

Our knowledge of the risk assessment of PE is largely derived from two large prospective multi-centre trials, PIOPED I and PIOPED II, conducted in the last 20 years [10, 11].

In this large prospective study, greater low-fat fermented dairy product intake, largely driven by yoghurt intake, was associated with a decreased risk of type 2 diabetes.

Two recent large prospective randomized clinical trials brought confusion, the doses of glutamine and their timing largely explaining the negative results.

Thus, more large prospective studies are needed to examine whether the association between diabetes and endometrial cancer is partly or largely accounted for by obesity.

In this large prospective study of postmenopausal women, our findings suggest that the relationship between diabetes and endometrial cancer incidence may be largely explained by body weight.

Prospective studies have largely reported null associations between BMI and lung cancer risk among never and former smokers either among women (Kabat et al, 2008) or both genders in various population (Henley et al, 2002; Inoue et al, 2004; Kanashiki et al, 2005), and recently in large prospective Asian cohorts (Jee et al, 2008; Yang et al, 2009).

The evidence for lowered cognitive ability in children exposed to lead has come largely from prospective epidemiologic studies.

Retrospective studies on the differentiation of malignant from benign musculoskeletal tumours by MR imaging largely outnumber prospective ones.