Sentence examples for longitudinal records from inspiring English sources

You cannot give out longitudinal records except with quite extraordinary amounts of care," Anderson said.

Our methods involved analysis of 100-year longitudinal records of monthly rainfall linked to one wave (2007 2008) of the Household, Income and Labour Dynamics in Australia Survey.

The control group consisted of 18 subjects (11 males, 7 females) who were selected from the longitudinal records of the University of Michigan Elementary and Secondary School Growth Study and the Denver Child Growth Study.

Testing research hypotheses generated from behavioral reinforcement theory and an alternative claim on the learning effect of familiarity with publishing norms, the study collects career history data and longitudinal records on faculty research performance to fill literature gaps.

Hence GPs have reasonably complete longitudinal records.

The CPRD is the world's largest computerised database of longitudinal records from primary care.

A longitudinal record of names, addresses and intimate personal details is a tempting target for anyone from criminals to identity thieves to hate groups to foreign governments.

In addition, the nature of these nonlinearities may not be the same as in longitudinal recording.

Perpendicular recording has been proposed as a better recording technology than the traditional longitudinal recording for high-density recording systems.

For each user we collected the 3,200 most recently submitted tweets, serving as a comprehensive longitudinal record pertaining to the individual user.

These registries provide a longitudinal record of all psychiatric contacts, and have high coverage and low dropout rates in countries with a national health service.