Sentence examples for longitudinal description from inspiring English sources

By pure serendipity, we also provided a longitudinal description of how heterogeneous actors within a high-networked ecosystem (involving individuals, startups, established firms and public organizations) joint-develop an complex infrastructure for big-data in the open-source arena.

To our knowledge, this is the first longitudinal description of first morning urinary cortisol levels across the full menstrual cycle in humans.

Using nonlinear mixed effects modeling, we provide the first in vivo longitudinal description of myelin water fraction development.

The strength of this study is that it is the first longitudinal description of reduced sleep duration and night waking in children with ASD using prospectively collected data, reported by the parents before their child was diagnosed with an ASD.

Our findings indicate that by combining QA methods with SNA visualizations, we can produce rich longitudinal descriptions and interpretations which enable a better understanding of competitive and collaborative issues in large and complex software ecosystems.

Cross-sectional descriptions were reported by gender, but due to smaller cell sizes, the longitudinal descriptions were presented for the combined cohort only.

Thus, new methods have been proposed that incorporate physiologic knowledge relating glucose measures to HbA1c and enable longitudinal descriptions of HbA1c.

Description: Longitudinal or lateral cracks of concrete sleepers lead to a reduced capability to deal with torque, which might lead to an increased width of the track gauge.

Our findings suggest that by methodologically combining more ethnographic qualitative methods with social network visualizations, we can produce longitudinal and rich descriptions that enable a better understanding of competitive and collaborative issues simultaneously present and interconnected in large and complex software ecosystems.

Of the 66 interviews (conducted by FF and JÖ), 54 were conducted at the outpatient clinic, while the remaining 12 were conducted at home, with all but three participants having repeat interviews, thus contributing to richer descriptions (longitudinal analyses was not performed in the analysis reported here).

The riding task is quite complex, however in a simple description the longitudinal and lateral dynamics of the vehicle may be considered uncoupled.