Sentence examples for the follow on study from inspiring English sources

Changes in quality of life, measured by Clinical Outcome in Routine Evaluation Outcome Measure, health and reconvictions of offenders at care farms compared to other probation locations will be analysed to inform the sample size calculation for the follow on study.

Despite this, the demographics were similar between follow-on and original studies (Supplementary Table 9), apart from comparatively fewer <3-year-old children being recruited in the follow-on study and one site recruiting less well than in the original study.

The findings of the follow-on study, "Rapid Relationality: How Peripheral Experts Build a Foundation for Influence with Line Managers," are featured in an episode of The Power Pod, a podcast hosted by DiBenigno and her Yale SOM organizational behavioral colleagues Michael Kraus and Heidi Brooks that explores themes from Yale SOM's core Power and Politics course.

As with this pilot, the women enrolled in the follow-on study also undergo a breast cancer risk assessment to confirm eligibility.

Exploring the pilot data using these approaches provides an estimate of the various relationships to inform the follow-on study analysis plan.

The estimate and its variability of the primary outcome measure will be used in the sample size calculations for the follow-on study.

Patients were followed up for two years, at which point LFTs were repeated along with a further ultrasound of the upper abdomen (results of the follow-on study will be reported at a later date).

The results of this analysis were consistent with the mixed model of repeated measures analysis carried out in the original RHODOS study and the pre-specified analysis for the follow-on study.

The follow-on study to this showed no difference in these outcomes in the SCP compared with the no-SCP group when all were followed-up in primary care (Grunfeld et al, 2011).

The results from studies identified in the literature review will also be drawn on for sample size calculations (including ICC estimation) for the follow-on study, incorporating a sensitivity analysis framework to explore the impact of the variation of estimates from previous studies on the subsequent sample size calculation.

The reported research is part of the follow-on study of the Controlled Antenatal Thyroid Screening Study (CATS I), a randomised controlled trial which investigated the impact of treated vs. untreated low thyroid hormone level in women during pregnancy with the primary outcome being the child's IQ at age 3.