The phrase 'prospective contribution' is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to refer to something that can be offered in the future, either in terms of support or opinion. For example, "The representative expressed his prospective contribution to the discussion on law reform."
With 9 13% being prospective contributions, IR kept within an equal share of prospective scientific abstracts compared with general radiology [10].
Furthermore, absolute numbers of prospective contributions remained under postulation of evidence-based medicine as the goal quite small.
The triplication of relative numbers for prospective contributions may be a calculation effect based on declining numbers of all scientific contributions and increasing numbers of prospective abstracts.
In relation to the described imaging modalities, the sum and mean percentage of prospective contributions during the whole study period was 23 (7.1%) for CT, 25 (7.0%) for MRI, seven (8.2%) for ultrasound, and 32 (10.5%) combined for non-CT ionising imaging modalities [with n = 28 (10.1%) for angiography, n = 3 (5.3%) for fluoroscopy, and n = 1 (3%) for conventional radiography; respectively].
ANOVA regression analysis was performed for: absolute numbers of all IR contributions, scientific, non-scientific and prospective IR contributions, contributions related to CT, combined non-CT ionising and non-ionising imaging modalities, and IR contributions relating to the dose categories.
Significant increments of educational and prospective research contributions could be observed.
In conclusion, IR emerged as a substantially growing specialty of radiology at the DRK from 1998 to 2008, with significant increments of educational activities and prospective research contributions.
Both Alzheimer's disease type pathology (neuritic plaques and neurofibrillary tangles) and evidence of atherosclerosis and infarcts are common in autopsy specimens from the brains of patients enrolled in longitudinal prospective cohorts; the relative contribution of each of these to overall cognitive function is unclear.
This population-based prospective study describes the contribution of multiple osteoarthritic correlates of QoL over five years of observation.
Smith and colleagues (2005) undertook a prospective study on the contribution of stress to coronary heart disease.
