The proto-simian may have observed the behavior of its prospective partner, or it may not have; chances are good that others have, though.
As a "prospective observational study," it may be finding, for instance, that more health-conscious people - those already at lower risk of diabetes - from the start are simply more likely to choose coffee, tea or water over chocolate milk, sweetened beverages or diet soda.
Indeed, the second reassessment of baseline HRQoL was three months after baseline and the reassessment of HRQoL at M3 was three months after the prospective measure so it may induce a recall bias.
Although that study's prospective design is beneficial, it may be limited by its self-report assessment of health (i.e., asking respondents to rate their current health as excellent, good, average, not so good, or poor) and its lack of adjustment for socially desirable response bias.
We recommend that these issues should be further examined in a prospective longitudinal study since it may have important implications for sick leave frequency during pregnancy.
We recommend these issues to be further examined in a prospective longitudinal study since it may have important implications for sick leave frequency during pregnancy.
The use of HbA1c to diagnose prediabetes and diabetes is an attractive option in prospective epidemiological studies because it may avoid the need for repeated oral glucose tolerance tests (OGTTs).
"Before ICSI was carried out, prospective parents were informed that it may well be that their sons may have impaired sperm and semen like their fathers.
Nifty as it is, this feature is of particular utility to prospective graduate students--however, it may not be of much use to current students.
When a disability is apparent, or if a prospective employer knows about it, it may make sense to address any concerns head-on.
