How to pronounce “longitudinal” in English

There are longitudinal studies that look at diversity and inclusion initiatives and the ones that have financial support behind them and the ones that don't.

It's a longitudinal change that we have to make.

When we look at longitudinal studies where we follow people over time, and there's a lot of studies on this, we can see that people that are happier

Sometimes people have longitudinal lines along the nail bed.

If you look at longitudinal studies, people who ate a ton of fat did better than people who ate a ton of carbs.

rather than longitudinal.

But with the longitudinal data that you're planning, you will know something about mood before people start work, and then can you then look at what they choose to do?

We get longitudinal data.

There is a Wisconsin longitudinal study.

But it was a longitudinal study.

It's very longitudinal.

But of course longitudinal data is kind of hard to come by, especially in dating, because we have this sort of-- unlike many of the services

There was this wonderful study in-- this longitudinal study starting in the 1950s, of scientists in Southern California.

So these are-- so this is the longitudinal one, which is maybe sometimes the iron deficiency.

It doesn't have that longitudinal ridge right down the middle.

There's a bunch of longitudinal studies that look at people who eat a ton of carbs relative to fats and what happens to their brain, relative to folks

So baseline is a 10,000-person longitudinal cohort study.

There was a very interesting longitudinal study, which followed twins, thousands of twins in Denmark, and looked at their longevity.

It's a 75-year longitudinal study of 750 people.

It's got a transverse and longitudinal arch to the foot.

Duckworth is just beginning a ten year longitudinal study where she looks at students in the Philadelphia District schools, public schools in the inner city of Philadelphia and these are some sad

There have been many really good longitudinal studies that have shown that being on a Mediterranean or mine diet can reduce your risk of Alzheimer's from anywhere from a third to a half.

So we shouldn't necessarily wait for all five year longitudinal randomized controlled trials to come in.

The issue with longitudinal studies is lifespan studies in humans are virtually impossible,

I don't know if we've had longitudinal studies.

long term, longitudinal studies that have found similar outcomes for various measures of physical and psychological health.

And so we don't yet have a longitudinal database to see how successful this is going to be.

I don't know if there's any real in-depth longitudinal study of computer scientists.

All cross-sectional, longitudinal, experimental studies.

And then they stripe up and down it longitudinally.

There's a study of Dutch teenagers, a longitudinal study that shows that the more social media tech use at time one

That being said, they have measured our longitudinal effects of meditation.

We're just starting to get a little handle on how long effects last with longitudinal studies.

And you find this again when you do corpus studies that are longitudinal, that as women take on a swear word, men tend to drop it because it almost

That short investigation we went back in and did led us to a 10-year longitudinal study of more than 2,700 leaders.

And that's quite a longitudinal study.

The only way that you can look for patterns is if you have this longitudinal data.

And to do that, we have to do longitudinal studies and look at people over time, or do studies in the lab,

And in fact, if we go get some data- this is from the National Longitudinal Surveys of youth-- they have test scores for about 1,000 people.

As far as we know, it's one of the longest longitudinal data-collection projects in Africa that we're aware of.

But what data we have show that more than 70% of countries for which we do have longitudinal data, happiness has increased.

But in this review paper, he looked only at longitudinal studies that controlled for concomitant variables.

But we wouldn't have necessarily seen what happens five years down the line and how some of the longitudinal effects are being incorporated into the decision tool.

In 2015, he did a study of podcasts, a longitudinal study over the past 10 years, 2005 to 2015.

So, first is they're longitudinal.

What Dr. Gottman found is that he was doing these longitudinal studies.

So we definitely get very, very little actual cohort longitudinal data on what the hell is going on.

So we try to accommodate that geometrically by building highly serpentine traces where we can accommodate sort of longitudinally or torsionally

And so they they actually longitudinally studied over time and