Sentence examples for longitudinal progress from inspiring English sources

In this regard, the VMI may be useful as a quantifiable marker of longitudinal progress.

In an epidemiological perspective, it can be used to evaluate the longitudinal progress of disability in the aging process.

Furthermore, some cases in the current study had concomitant intellectual disability or autism and this can certainly affect the clinical outcomes and longitudinal progress.

In addition, as ACT (2006) suggested for policy makers and educational leaders, it would be good to include a longitudinal student progress assessment in mathematics to identify and improve students' readiness for college and provide a support and/or awareness program to reduce gender and ethnic/racial gaps in the course preparedness from middle school.

The EIT emphasizes interactions among three related components needed for effective evidence implementation: (1) practical evidence-based interventions; (2) pragmatic, longitudinal measures of progress; and (3) participatory implementation processes.

As age progresses, longitudinal studies suggest that borderline patients improve psychosocially, suggesting that they may somewhat belatedly achieve the milestones of young adulthood.

Finally, analytic methods for understanding longitudinal data have progressed significantly.

Clinically, it is also necessary to track patients' progress in longitudinal studies, in order to provide comprehensive understanding of disease progression and response to treatment.

Methods: This longitudinal study is in progress in the John Radcliffe Hospital, Oxford, UK.

The key topic of this review is the progress in longitudinal silica fiber dispersion engineering enabling efficient, non-reciprocal parametric mixers.

The ROAD study is a longitudinal survey, so further progress may help elucidate any causal relationships.