Sentences with phrase «ongoing longitudinal study»

Data were drawn from a population - based study that constituted part of a nationwide ongoing longitudinal study in Japan [20, 22].

Thirty - three people who reported recent recreational use of gabapentin were recruited from two ongoing longitudinal studies of drug users to participate in focus groups.

NCDS is an ongoing longitudinal study of some 17,000 children who were born in England, Wales and Scotland in one week in 1958.

The researchers followed 625 participants every six months for up to ten years in The 90 + Study, an ongoing longitudinal study of people age 90 and older.

The seniors were part of an ongoing longitudinal study funded by the National Institute on Aging (NIA), which surveys a representative sample of 20,000 older adults in the U.S. every two years.

The researchers examined data from 382 Caucasian and African American adolescents participating in an ongoing longitudinal study.

Based on hundreds of thousands of case records taken from the Panel Study of Income Dynamics, an ongoing longitudinal study of Americans begun in 1968, the calculator estimates the percentage of Americans who will experience poverty in the next 5, 10 or 15 years.

New findings from an ongoing longitudinal study of over 400 immigrant children suggest that a high proportion (85 %) of these children experience a separation from one or both parents during the migratory process.

Though in relatively early stages, ongoing longitudinal studies in Michigan, South Carolina, and West Virginia are finding similar outcomes.

Lessons learned from an ongoing longitudinal study of preservice elementary science teachers are discussed, including practical guidelines for use of digital video for research and professional development.

A total of 398 primary caregivers (PCs) and target youth residing in rural Georgia, were selected randomly from a larger sample of youth participating in an ongoing longitudinal study, and provided data yearly between youth ages of 11 and 19.

The MoBa is an ongoing longitudinal study from which the mothers receive questionnaires about child behaviour at several time points, including at child age 18 and 36 months.

Data came from 384 children who participated in an ongoing longitudinal study.