"research cohort" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It refers to a group of people who are being studied or researched together in a scientific or academic setting. Example: The study collected data from a diverse research cohort of participants ranging in age from 18 to 65 years old.
We were careful to emphasise that there was no suggestion of Alzheimer's being contagious and noted that, with the research cohort being only eight subjects strong, scientists were calling for more research before drawing firm conclusions.
English speaking parents of children aged between three and 12 years were recruited from an existing research cohort.
As ScienceInsider previously reported, the centerpiece of the initiative funded with $130 million in 2016 will be a longitudinal research cohort consisting of at least 1 million volunteers.
For example, it notes the "Precision Medicine Initiative," which has the long-term goal of creating a "research cohort of more than one million American volunteers who will share genetic data, biological samples, and diet and lifestyle information, all linked to their EHRs if they choose".
This why Obama's Precision Medicine Initiative PMIincludesdes the creation of a million-person research cohort.
Room for Debate: Patients as Partners Along with these libraries, PMI will support a patient-powered research cohort including medical records, gene profiles, chemical and microorganismal make-up, and environmental and lifestyle data.
We are especially grateful to the patients volunteered their time to be part of our research cohort.
Study limitations included its potentially limited generalisability as it was undertaken in the setting of an atypical, mobile clinic program nested in a long-standing research cohort.
In close coordination with the routine work and with technical support from the University of Bergen, Norway, we set up an HIV research cohort described in detail elsewhere.
The findings illustrate a general consensus in the research cohort on the majority of themes.
Data derived from a research cohort of 87 037 distance-learning students enrolled at Sukhothai Thammathirat Open University residing nationwide.
