Sentence examples for longitudinal scope from inspiring English sources

"Obviously, given the nature of the plan, its longitudinal scope, the funds and projects involved, there is a need for ongoing vigilance and commitment to its implementation".

And hopefully the longitudinal scope works with the absence of the fiancée to open up a question that the text can't answer but which is still worth pondering: If the destruction of the relationship hurt Yunior, its villain, so deeply, how must it have wounded the fiancée, its victim?

Given the extended scope and longitudinal nature of this study, CAPRISA was required to expand the size of the staff and the ability of the organization to manage a large cohort.

Longitudinal waves have greater scope for signalling uses as they propagate reliable, damage tolerant signals to the spider regardless of the tension, humidity and strain history of the web.

VA's HIV registry is national in scope, it contains longitudinal data and detailed resource utilization and clinical information.

The analysis of measurement properties requiring a longitudinal assessment were beyond the scope of this study.

This is a limitation shared in much of the literature, reflecting the length and scope of many longitudinal studies.

Small fiber bundles were prepared and gently separated along their longitudinal axis under a surgical scope (Olympus, ST) to 1 2 mg.

Should, contrary to expectations, there be any inhomogeneity between the groups with respect to important variables (baseline characteristics), adjustments will be made as far as possible in the scope of the longitudinal analysis.

One might hypothesize that self-efficacy may, in part, mediate the effect of baseline insulin regimen by treatment group on HbA1c, but a formal mediation analysis in a longitudinal framework is beyond the scope of this article.

Further studies should use a longitudinal prospective design and extend the scope to expertise development during residency and beyond.