a Time – main effect within subjects over time, Group – main effect between orthopaedic, general surgery and gynaecological day surgery patients, Time x Group – interaction effect for time and group.
It's clear watching the film that Mr. Junger and Mr. Hetherington achieved extraordinary intimacy with their subjects over time.
By observing those subjects over time, the consortium hopes to determine which combination of biomarkers most accurately predicts the onset of PTSD symptoms.
One of the things I strive for is gaining the trust of my subjects: over time, because I was there so much, I got to know the producers – all men – and the girls who worked there really well.
The anchor pointed out his marked resemblance to a grown-up Tintin (a fine example of the peculiar phenomenon of scholars coming to resemble their subjects over time, as owners do their dogs), and it was a comparison he seemed happy to take as a compliment.
"Documentarians often distinguish themselves from journalists, not only because they are not reporting daily news, but also because they develop intimate relationships with their subjects over time," said Pat Aufderheide, director of the Center for Social Media at American University, in an e-mail message on Thursday.
Force sensing resistors attached to each quadrant of the sitting interface measured the relative movements of the subjects over time.
As we follow subjects over time in this analysis, pre-existing trends in the health outcomes present a potential methodological challenge in our study.
Tape stripping is a less invasive method of sampling the skin surface and also allows us to take multiple samples from the same subjects over time.
Heterogeneity in clinical outcomes may be caused by factors working at multiple levels, e.g., between groups, between subjects, or within subjects over time.
Adverse events occurred in about 50%% of the subjects over time, but does not seem to deviate significantly from cumulated rates described with other techniques at very long-term (hDBS and VNS).
