Sentence examples for world prospective from inspiring English sources

Firstly, it was designed as a real world prospective cohort study.

Our study was designed as a real world prospective cohort study using the T2T strategy.

To illustrate the strength of this method, we then applied AIDE to fNIRS data recorded by a wearable system on one participant during a complex real-world prospective memory experiment conducted outside the lab.

An enrichment factor was used as the measure to compare the two methods because it emphasises the top-ranked results and is a realistic estimator of the performance in a real-world (prospective) virtual screening campaign – where only a certain number of top-ranked hits are considered for further testing [24].

This was a real-world, prospective, open-label, multicenter study conducted from September 2011 through October 2012.

ACTION (Abata Cep T In r Outi Ne clinical practice) is a large, real-world, prospective, observational cohort study of patients with RA from Europe and Canada who were receiving IV abatacept and were followed for a maximum of 2 years.

Millions of dollars have been spent on advertising campaigns in Australia and around the world advising prospective asylum seekers they will never be settled in Australia if they arrive by boat.

The tradition that the first settlers thought of themselves as prospective world leaders (or at least as guides to the rest of the world) flowed directly into the conviction that the United States had not only the right but the duty to take Indian and Mexican lands in its advance across the continent; it has been seen as a precursor to the 19th century idea of "Manifest Destiny".

For all our romanticising about the variety needed by prospective World Cup winners, boring old history shows that defence and goal-kicking are the hard currencies.

"The idea that this link would be forwarded around the world to countless prospective tire purchasers is wishful thinking on a hallucinatory scale," he wrote.

Though James Baldwin wrote that Riverton proved to blacks "how thoroughly the white world despised them," prospective tenants seemed able to look past the insult -- if they perceived it as such.