Sentence examples for longitudinal interpretation from inspiring English sources
The use of reference change value (RCV) instead of reference interval emerged as an alternative approach for longitudinal interpretation of biological marker.
Mean QOLback has no longitudinal interpretation because it refers to different people each week (those still alive at that time).
In this observational study, the D-AI was used to investigate the (longitudinal) interpretation of the concepts in the domain 'Coping with mental (emotional) health aspects'.
The purpose of this study is to provide more insight into the construct validity and (longitudinal) interpretation of goals related to 'Coping with mental (emotional) health aspects' which are part of the recently developed 'Dutch ICF Activity Inventory (D-AI).
In addition, for the newly developed D-AI used in this observational study, the (longitudinal) interpretation of the concept of 'Coping with mental (emotional) health aspects' was investigated using additional questionnaires measuring related or similar constructs (i.e. depression, adjustment to vision loss, and fatigue).
Although the results of a number of histopathological studies have unequivocally shown that epileptic seizures are frequently associated with neurodegenerative mechanisms or other alterations in the brain structure, as it is not possible to carry out longitudinal studies the interpretation of these observations remains speculative.
Each of the three snapshot longitudinal assessments (attitudinal, interpretation, and content) was analyzed by t test or, when appropriate, Fisher's exact test.
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.
Our findings may also be of importance in the interpretation of longitudinal studies: Previously reported longitudinal data suggested that rcStO2 values decrease in preterm infants during the first 6 weeks of life despite stable cerebral blood flow index, which was interpreted as an increase in metabolic rate of oxygen [ 15].
This will impact interpretation of longitudinal pediatric DXA studies, as well as existing pediatric whole body bone reference databases.
When applicable, this information should be available and taken into consideration during QC and in the interpretation of longitudinal PET scans.
