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However, longitudinal studies are both expensive and difficult to do.

In one longitudinal study an entire county's population was followed from age 8 to 48.

They turned down a longitudinal and stopped in front of a wide door.

Two to three longitudinal veins are present on each side.

The body is dark olive brown with longitudinal black lines.

The most current longitudinal report suggests that this is not likely the case.

They are longitudinal studies that follow the same groups of people throughout their lives.

Some research however suggests that a similar relationship does not hold in time series and longitudinal data within individual countries.

The medical history is a longitudinal record of what has happened to the patient since birth.

The back is usually brown, and has a slight longitudinal line in the middle of it.

The longitudinal study is an attempt to respond to this problem.

A longitudinal study done in 2011 focused on these two behaviors.

This was a longitudinal study that followed a group of 3,000, 70-year old citizens over five years.

As a panel survey it is a form of longitudinal study.

A longitudinal examination of the relationship between team leadership and performance.

This research was based on longitudinal data beginning prior to the loss.

Unfortunately, such longitudinal individual data are only currently being built up.

She used a massive longitudinal study to research these outcomes.

Using national education longitudinal data sets in school counseling research.

The scales on the head between the eyes are smaller and form about two or three longitudinal series.

This is due to longitudinal distance between the two cities.

A bow is a longitudinal curve along the face of the board.

What can we learn about resilience from large scale longitudinal studies?

In a longitudinal section, they appear as a series of dark bands.

Studies are longitudinal in nature, therefore, attrition can become a problem.