Further studies that use a longitudinal design would be needed to clarify this association.
In the current study, we use a longitudinal design to determine how connectivity changes over time, and how these changes relate to changes in reading skill.
Here, we use a longitudinal design to prospectively identify neural mediators of the association between child abuse and psychiatric disorders in a community sample of adolescents.
The purpose of the present study was to use a longitudinal design with a large representative population to provide relevant information concerning the stability and change of adult LOC.
Because recalling illness events over such long periods is subject to memory and reporting biases, we use a longitudinal design measuring health over a four-month period to reduce the influence of such biases on health reporting.
In order to confirm any change of the Japanese HSOPS over time reflecting the situation of the hospital, future studies need to use a longitudinal design.
