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And as they were seeking to kill him, a report came up to the commander of the cohort that all Jerusalem was in confusion.

FCFS algorithm for each queue from ready to select a first cohort to enter the process, which the allocation of CPU, to make it run.

With a light touch and keen ear, she had spent decades chronicling the ambivalent desires of her self-absorbed cohort.

Mao Ce's city is a rough and tumble place, and he and his cohort occupy a unique place in modern Chinese history.

Nearly half of interviewees, among the 50 to 64 cohort, says surfing Internet skillfully is just a piece of cake.

To limit patients' exposure to doses too low to be effective, only a very small number of patients per cohort are treated.

Mr Lugo takes his place in a cohort of left-wing leaders who have come to power in Latin America in the past few years.

Then the governor 's soldiers took Jesus into the praetorium and gathered about Him the whole cohort .

The short abishai followed his cohort's sharper eyes to the blossom of crimson on the horizon. "Keep counting, " he said grimly.

Earlier analysis of the NCI cohort found increased lung cancer deaths among industrial workers compared with the general US population.

And for too many of its half a billion active users, that carelessly assembled cohort known as the friend list has become a monster.

Age-standardized incidence rates were compared between the diabetes cohort and the general population.

METHODS: This was a prospective cohort study using macrophotography , dermoscopy and histopathological study.

HCV-796 drug levels increased less than proportionally with increasing dose, and appeared to reach a plateau at the 1000 mg cohort.

This cohort has fluctuated between 200m and 230m since the early 1990s, and in 2010 it stood at the upper end of that range.

Environment exposures in childhood and early adulthood exerted a lasting effect on the long cancer experience of the immigrant cohort.

A new cohort of 'bots that make energy by gobbling organic matter could be the beginning of truly autonomous machines.

The authors were also able to passively follow the cohort (through laboratory and reportable -disease records) thereafter.

This study presents data on the antemortem evaluations of a cohort of individuals registered in a brain donation program.

The triumph of grocer's daughter Margaret Thatcher put paid to her party's toffs who sneered at her cohort as "garagistes" .

Cacioppo and his team focused on the children of the original Framingham cohort, which included more than 5, 200 middle-aged men and women.

Among a cohort of individuals from southern India, there was also no significant association between any blood group and asthma severity.

Here we describe the neutralizing antibody responses of a cohort of recently infected individuals who were screened for HIV superinfection.

"The performance of our predictive test meets these criteria in an independent validation cohort, " they add.

Method A cohort analysis method of occupational epidemiological study retrospectively was used to the investigate.

Each of the 30 students who are in Reach's inaugural class meet with the cohort for three hours a week.

Design of a randomized controlled trial within a comprehensive prognostic cohort study.

And now we have you know cohort studies that also show, in multivariable analysis that it is an independent predictor.

In this prospective cohort study, we tested the hypothesis that CLL is always preceded by MBL.

A research implies that women need four friends in her lives regardless of being in different age cohort .

An in vitro skin explant assay as a predictive assay for graft-versus-host disease in a cohort of pediatric transplants.

Drug discontinuation due to an adverse event was also more frequent in the sirolimus cohort compared to those patients continued on CNI.

Study Design: Retrospective cohort outcomes study at a tertiary National Cancer Institute Comprehensive Cancer Center.

Men in just about every cohort are just as eager to marry or more eager to marry as women are.

Some basic features of cohort studies are reviewed along with a brief discussion of relative risk estimation procedures.

Jealousy doesn't have to be a negative emotion. It doesn't have to be a cohort of anger or resentment. All it needs is a dash of hope.

Study Design. A prospective single-cohort study of 31 patients surgically treated for pelvic injuries with displaced sacral fractures.

They used data from a community-based longitudinal cohort study, the Canadian Study of Health and Aging (CSHA), to assess this association.

Conclusion: Discontinuation of stating in survivors of a first AMI was relatively rare in this cohort.

A brief discussion is provided of the role of cohort studies in relation to other observational and experimental research strategies.

Throughout every single cohort, men are more eager to have children than women are.

As a result , most students taking sustainable finance courses are a self- selecting group , not part of the mainstream MBA cohort .

They hope that the emergent cohort will rise from the ashes of an evangelicalism ruined by right-wing politics.

One patient of each cohort required dose reduction of erlotinib, both due to skin rash.

Design: This was a matched retrospective cohort study.

And if a cohort effect were responsible, the U-bend would not show up consistently in 40 years' worth of data.

For my purposes, the boundaries of this "generation" (actually cohort-group) will be two Weasleys.

METHODS: We performed a multicenter, prospective cohort study of 102 patients co-infected with HIV and HBV who were treated with TDF.

Also, the findings were restricted to a Caucasian cohort and may not be generalizable to other ethnic cohorts.

A student from the graduating cohort, Clement Ong will now lead us in this time of praise worship.

Ischemic heart disease: Cohort studies of vegetarians indicate a moderate reduction in mortality from ischemic heart disease.

Cumulative dose and age were not found to be predictors of hearing loss in this relatively small cohort.

The basics of evidence-based medicine, of trials, meta-analyses, cohort studies and the like should be taught in schools and waiting rooms.

But we hook-writers are only the worst of a whole cohort of underperforming left-handers.

Research Design and Methods: A retrospective cohort study using data obtained from the VHA Diabetes Epidemiology Cohort was employed.

Here, the whole world is a grand chessboard, Alice I however is the chessboard of a cohort.

An increase in annual relapse rate (ARR) was described after ART in a small cohort of patients.

Methods: We performed a cohort study of United States veterans enrolled in primary care clinics between December 1996 and May 2001.

The women were part of an ongoing maternity cohort who deliered singleton babies and had lien blood samples early in pregnancy.

Mr Giaquinto appreciates the diversity of his cohort, in which 29 nationalities are represented.

Relapse rate for the entire cohort was 44%, with an 8% rate of transformation to large-cell lymphoma.

Methods 1736 cases of new-registered smear-positive were studied, with a cohort analysis.

Hand reared in large groups often known as creche reared or cohort raised.

Title: Are sulphonylureas all the same? A cohort study on cardiovascular and cancer-related mortality.

It also is important to avoid two mistakes that have become common among investors in this cohort in the wake of the downturn.

The acute mania cohort also had a higher prevalence of dyslipidemia and diabetes, he added.

Figures from the National Treatment Agency suggest that heroin and crack cocaine are mostly confined to an ageing cohort.

In defining this cohort we discovered a subset of patients that presented with no detectable HBV DNA over the entire 8 year period.

DESIGN: Prospective cohort study. SETTING: The Nurses' Health Study and Health Professionals' Follow-up Study.

Dreaming during Anesthesia and Anesthetic Depth in Elective Surgery Patients: A Prospective Cohort Study.

Subjects entered the type 2 diabetes cohort on receipt of their first prescription for an oral antidiabetic drug.

And it is from those teams, he says, that the next cohort of players in the top clubs will come.

These menstrual and reproductive factors generally contributed more to incidence of breast cancer in later than in earlier birth cohort.

Methods Cohort study of registered pulmonary tuberculosis cases and their treatment outcome from 2001 to 2006 in Hainan was conducted.

All case-control studies and cohort studies which appraised the relationship of smoking and stomach cancer were included.

Design: Single center prospective cohort with consecutive inclusions.

It is an important measure of establishing a fixed cohort of blood donors to guarantee supply of blood and blood quality.

The retrospective cohort study drew information relating to the treatment of diabetic patients from 300 British general practice records.

The 112th Congress convened in Washington with a cohort of fresh, mostly Republican, faces.

Half of the hernias in our cohort developed within the first seven months following catheter implantation.

Design. Prospective, longitudinal cohort study.

For adjustment for bias in patient selection, patient survival in either cohort was analyzed separately.

I use data from the National Longitudinal Survey of Youth (NLSY) to follow the smoking pattern of one cohort of teenagers.

All were prospective cohort studies that used mifepristone and misoprostol to induce abortion.

Several small cohort studies have indicated no increased fetal loss rate with early amniocentesis.

OBJECTIVES: To investigate the sensitivity of immunochemical FOBT to small adenomas using a large-scale cohort.

Study Design. Prospective, multicenter, cohort study.

prospective cohort studies are required to provide definitive answers.

In the last cohort, 33 cavernous hemangioma of liver samples with normal hepatic tissue were selected under randomized method in 2009.

Patients: The DESIR cohort is a prospective longitudinal national French cohort of early inflammatory back pain (IBP) patients.

Design: Retrospective cohort study, single centered.

The same massive baby-boom cohort that as teenagers produced a crime wave in the 1970s has since grown up and had children of their own.

Methods A cohort of 32 gastric mucosa-associated lymphoid tissue lymphoma patients proven by biopsy were followed up by retrospective study.

Study Design. Retrospective review with historical cohort.

In a multi-center cohort study we investigated 333 CHB patients treated with entecavir monotherapy.

We speculate that in the later cohort clinicians were more aware of the risk of DES and prolonged antiplatelet therapy.

Others may look like that cohort but may be devout Christians and disdain native medicine.

Regarding QOL, a cohort study comparing RP to radiotherapy and brachytherapy was recently in the NEJM.

Based on a survey of graduates from the class of 2008, data show HEC alumni were the highest earning of any cohort.

Methods A retrospective cohort study was used in this study.

About a quarter of the cohort peek at sports scores and traffic updates.

DESIGN: The CIRS was scored retrospectively in a cohort of elderly patients followed for 18 months.

Body mass index and mortality in a prospective cohort of US adults.

Today's football players have an edge that no athletes before them have possessed: They've played more football than any cohort in history.

However, the study was identical in design compared to a previous cohort of similar studies and, hence, is a fair comparison.

The subjects were a cohort of 276, 835 Danish schoolchildren for whom measurements of height and weight were available.

"Eat local" advocates - a passionate cohort of which I am one - are bound to interpret these findings as a threat.

Researchers, including a small cohort of top executives, spent two weeks living with 60American families.

How should individuals compute which military service age cohort they belong to?

Two cohort studies reported tomatoes decreased CaP risk and 3 cohort studies reported a non-significant association.

a new cohort of Indians, having thrived in economies like America's, are nudging the country towards a freer market.

That could involve changing the content of the brand, its distribution channels, and so on as the purchasing cohort aged.

Patients from this cohort with a history of ankle-related fracture (141 patients) were evaluated.

Study Design. A retrospective matched cohort study with control group.

Practica students meet as a cohort once each week in a seminar course.

First, women under 40, the main cohort of traders, were banned from markets, which have since been closed.

Researchers, including a small cohort of top executives, spent two weeks living with 60 American families.

This growing cohort of university-educated women is also educated in more marketable subjects.

The main effect is the cohort effect in epilepsy mortality trend.

In the 1960s, he pointed out, 95 per cent of this age cohort had been employed.

A large cohort of former Guards sits in the majlis. The Guards maintain their own intelligence agency and secret prisons.

The researchers analyzed the hormone levels in 739 postmenopausal women in the cohort who were not on hormone replacement therapy.

The longer this process takes, the longer the impact on the unlucky cohort of graduates.

We randomize cigarette smoking by birth cohort and cigarette prices.

Earlier hopes that a cohort of reform-minded apparatchiks might replace an older, more staid generation have now been disappointed.

I was a member of the first cohort to take the CIPR Diploma online.

Four years earlier, as fourth-grades, the same cohort of U. S. Students had ranked seventh.

Below them stands a new cohort of nimble entrepreneurs, battle-hardened by that bad old past.

Their absolute numbers declined 5% in the past year to 11 million, but their proportion of that age cohort didn't change.

The cohort of young workers entering the workforce is declining every year.

The challenges of the future include accurate imaging, cohort studies, and adjuvant trials for those men who are not cured by surgery alone.

The method of testing is open-label, sequential cohort, dose-escalation study.

A 1: 1 matched cohort (control group) was created based on primary or revision status, length of fusion, diagnosis, and age.

In a self-contrasted cohort study, 42 breast cancer patients were involved.

A cohort survey of 412 nursing and medical students in Rwanda provided unique contingent valuation data.

Life expectancy was calculated for the study cohort, all Israelis, and the population of the Russian Federation.

That volatility is emblematic of the risk in this cohort of funds.

drawn from the same community as the exposed cohort ?

Study Design. Prospective cohort study.

However, he added, this finding may be an anomaly that is unique to this particular cohort.

Mortality rates actually increased with age in the same birth cohort.

Yes, only 26, 000 out of an age cohort of around 600, 000 students achieve three grade As at A-level.

Design: A prospective cohort study with a 2-year follow-up.

When a patient experienced a dose-limiting toxicity the cohort was enlarged to six patients at that dose.

The researchers divided their cohort into two groups: 38 patients received a water enema , and 38 underwent room-air insufflation.

Age predicts an even more vulnerable cohort of soldiers, those who enlist in their late 20s.

Cases of familial and sporadic PD in our cohort of patients display similar clinical features.

"Our aim is to have a cohort of people who can support our clients wherever they do business. "

My undergraduate grades topped the entire cohort in the final year.

The Hospital Inpatient Enquiry System and the NSIU Database identified our study cohort.

We designed a multicenter cohort study to identify the radiographic predictors for the development of myelopathy in patients with OPLL.

The cohort included 613 kidney allograft recipients who had proteinuria (measured) and surveillance biopsies at 1-year post transplant.

No SEDL mutations were identified in a cohort ofmale patients with early end-stage primary OA of the hip (43).

But what about the growing cohort of Chinese companies starting to strut the world stage?

Research design and methods: Cohort study involving 2499 patients with ACS recruited from 11 UK hospitals.

these form the cohort for this analysis.

We did a prospective cohort study in a nationally representative sample of 169 871 Chinese adults aged 40 years and older.

My MarketBeat cohort hasn't liked gold for a long, long time, but it keeps on jumping.

We conducted a historical cohort study of consecutive indigenous birth cohorts between 1 April 1998 and 28 February 2005.

Just 21% of each age cohort gets a degree; the OECD average is 37%.

This risk score is typically based on equations derived from the US Framingham cohort study.

The school's 18-month EMBA began in January with a 30-strong cohort of mainly small and medium-sized business owners.

They examined 13 prospective cohort studies.

In September, Mr Goel, a 39-year-old engineer from Delhi, joined a cohort of 77 on the UK school's one-year MBA programme.

cohort studies contributed 488 cases and 4880 controls selected from age- and sex-matched risk sets.

Our school intends to participate in the Applied Learning ( ApL ) Courses 2007-09 Cohort of Piloting.

A cohort of 121 non-English major undergraduate students from three intact classes of Guangxi Normal University participated in the study.

Three of the original cohort of 20 patients died during the study, one from unrelated and previously undiagnosed colon cancer.

"And as a cohort, the level of empathy decreased from year one to year four. "

The study cohort consisted of 76 patients with BE-associated adenocarcinomas (66 male, 10 female), with a mean age of 65. 1 years.

Cohort study has a high clinical operation, but it is difficult to control bias.

This may reflect a "cohort effect" , the notion that a person's lifelong voting habits are established early on.

One explanation is that a cohort of greybeards have fond memories of life with a less powerful EU.

The cohort of 15-20-year-olds is the largest among the population (see chart 2).

India is separate from this cohort and may not converge in the same way.

These patients were re-characterized from a cohort of 463 subjects attending a specialized asthma clinic from 2000 to 2006.

Overall, cancer specific survival at 5-years for this cohort was 48%.

A case control and cohort study is under way to describe the outbreak in detail.

Critics may question why the research team have produced so many papers based on the same cohort?

Methods. Twenty-eight adolescents (14 female) with NSCLBP and 28 matched pain-free controls were recruited from a large cohort study.

Further evaluation of dose regimens will be assessed in the second in the second cohort (49).

Leader? So you're what, a cohort? ? What a waste of time!

Of the 2, 080 women in the entire cohort, 1, 633 (79%) had been prescribed tamoxifen as adjuvant therapy.

He also worries that the Chinese and others have a material drive that he and his cohort lacks.

Methods. This prospective cohort study includes 739 first time LD transplantations with median follow-up time of 55. 1 months.

Risk Factors and Early Detection of Lung Cancer in a Cohort of Chinese Tin Miners. Annals of Epidemiology, 7. 8, 533-541.

That study's cohort included some 2, 800 psychiatric inpatients.

Flouri and Hawkes used data collected from 1, 520 men and 1, 765 women as part of the British Cohort Study, which began in 1970.

Experience from a cohort of 30, 065 competitive athletes.

The cohort study followed pregnant women from 1997 - 2002.

During mean followup of 38 years, 54 women in the original cohort were diagnosed with pancreatic cancer.

Results A total of 9 literatures were selected, including 6 cohort studies and 3 case-control studies.

A new cohort of 250m to 300m rural discretionary consumers has emerged.

The study cohort included 351 individuals, of whom 84 had abnormal glucose tolerance test results indicating diabetes.

The youngest age in the population-based cohort was 40 years, the mean age was 61 years and the mean follow-up was 11 years.

In 1994, she became a member of the Chinese Academy of Engineering in its first cohort.

The 1970 Birth Cohort Survey has followed over 17, 000 babies who were born in the UK during a particular week in April 1970.

It is that the cohort of retired leaders is burgeoning.

Another group that is far more entrepreneurial than formerly is the 50-plus cohort.

the selected birth cohort, 1696 (76. 9%) were visited.

The key "saving age" is the cohort of 35-54 year-olds.

Of the study cohort, 1711 (91. 7%) reported that they were satisfied with their overall care.

Their study cohort included 1, 526 patients, of whom 138 had new onset of AF; 601 were on stating.

A cohort of 51 sophomores participated, by undertaking to learn on-line.

A Cohort Study of Serum Total Cholesterol Levels and Total Mortality among Population of Men Workers

Hong Kong, like Singapore, now recruits teachers from the top 30% of the graduate cohort.

A retrospective cohort study of the influence of time of hospital-acquired pneumonia onset on pathogen constitution

The correlations between the incidence rates of ovarian cancer and animal food consumption as well as the birth cohort research of death

Our large-scale, population-based prospective cohort study is one of the first to include a wide range of tea intakes;

Cohort study of the relationship between cesarean section delivery and neonatal hyperbilirubinemia

Longitudinal Cohort Study of Health Education Intervention among Community Residents in Zoucheng City, Shandong Province

Now there was in Caesarea a certain man named Cornelius, a centurion of what was called the Italian cohort,

Cohort mortality study of cardiovascular and cerebrovascular diseases in railway workers exposed to diesel exhaust

A retrospective cohort study of the noise effect on reproductive function and pregnant outcomes in exposed female workers

Historical cohort study of Effect of drinking water improvement on mortality of esophageal carcinoma among Linzhou residents

A cohort study on the predictive value of factors influencing cardio-cerebro vascular death among people over 40 years of age

Retrospective cohort study on the relationship between antibiotics usage and nosocomial infections of patients underwent surgical operations

Cohort study of relationship between infants blood lead levels and antenatal and postnatal lead exposure

Prospective cohort study of relationship between alcohol consumption and risk of dementia

The cohort analysis of new smear positive pulmonary tuberculosis in Li Nationality collective residential regions of Hainan province

A prospective cohort study of risk factors for ventilator-associated pneumonia in intensive care unit

Evaluation on a cohort based population intervention project regarding risk factors for cerebrovascular diseases

The Relationship between Helicobacter Pylori Infection and Gastric Cancer Development: Retrospective Cohort Study

Application analysis on cohort study of clinical nursing scientific research

Follow-up Analysis of a Cohort Undergoing Endoscopic Screening in High Risk Area of Esophageal Cancer

Cohort study of hospital acquired lower respiratory tract infections in Shanghai

In Hong Kong, for example, a cohort of 1, 000 women would be expected to give birth to just 547 daughters, at today's fertility rates.

Constructing a Cox Proportional Hazard Regression Model of Prognosis Factors of Acute Myocardial Infarction by Retrospective Cohort Study

Aspirin, ibuprofen, and mortality after myocardial infarction: retrospective cohort study

The Relationship between Smoking and CHD in a Cohort Population with Different Levels of Total Blood Cholesterol

Diagnostic yield of double-balloon enteroscopy in a large cohort of patients with obscure gastrointestinal bleeding

Cardiovascular Disease Risk Assessment in Older Women: Can We Improve on Framingham British Women Heart and Health Prospective Cohort Study

Nine-Year Changes in Cardiovascular Disease Risk Factors with Weight Maintenance in the Atherosclerosis Risk in Communities Cohort

A prospective cohort study on the relationship of abnormal ST-T on electrocardiogram with death, coronary and cerebrovascular events

Effects of comprehensive prevention of cerebrovascular diseases on blood pressure of cohort population in Changsha city

A Cohort Study of the Effect of Environmental Lead Exposure on Children Behavior Problems

A prospective cohort study on comparison of risk of death of respiratory system diseases between occupational dust exposure and smoking

A prospective cohort study on human immunodeficiency virus and syphilis seroconversion among injecting drug users

Three-dimensional cephalometry of craniofacial structure in the female cohort with prominent mandibular angle

A cohort study on the relationship between blood pressure levels and the mortality of cerebro-cardiovascular diseases in Guangzhou workers

A cohort study of the distribution feature on pulse pressure

the largest prospective cohort study of diabetic patients

Exposure assessment in occupational retrospective cohort studies

In Hong Kong, for example, a cohort of 1, 000 women is now expected to give birth to just 547 daughters.

A novel indirect method to adjust for the effects of smoking in occupational epidemiological cohort studies

Retrospective Cohort Study of Long-term Effect of Varicocele on Fertility

Cohort-controlled study on percutaneous laser decompression in treating lumbar disc herniation

A cohort study on the relation between health status evaluated by occupational health surveillance and mortality

A quantitative analysis of the effects of age, period, and cohort in mortality of stomach cancer in Qixia County

This study aimed to (1) replicate in a larger cohort our previous study using gene expression profiling to predict ischemic stroke;