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Cohort study
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An investigation in which a group of people are classified according to their exposure to various risks and studied over a period of time to see if they develop a specific disease, in order to evaluate the links between risk and disease
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Когортное исследование, русский
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Cohort, английский
- Those individuals of a stock born in the same spawning season. for annual spawners, a year's recruitment of new individuals to a stock is a single cohort or year-class. see brood.
- A group of people sharing a particular characteristic such as age or gender who are studied in a scientific or medical investigation
- Когорта четко определенная группа лиц, изначально объединенных каким-либо общим признаком cohort study,
- Когорта. объединенная общими характеристиками группа субъектов, участвующих в клиническом исследовании.
- Когорта четко определенная группа лиц, изначально объединенных каким-либо общим признаком
- A set of people born during a specific period; also a set of people born during a historical era that creates different inter-cohort characteristics such as size, composition, experiences, and values.
Cohort analysis, английский
Identifying key characteristics of a group of similar people over time. cohorts, or groups of people with something in common, provide insight into why certain behaviors occur and allow organizations to identify potential problems before they happen.
Cohort analysis of mortgages, английский
Cohort component method, английский
Cohort effect, английский
Cohort incidence, английский
Cohort lt, английский
A life table constructed by monitoring a group of individuals all born during the same short period, from time of birth through to death of the last surviving individual.
Cohort method, английский
A method used in observational studies in which a group of individuals is followed over time and factors potentially important in the development of disease are evaluated
Cohort slopes, английский
Cohort study,, английский
Когортное исследование, исследование с последующим наблюдением за когортой в течение длительного времени.
Cohortari, латинский
Cohortatio, латинский
Cohortes e dextro cornu, латинский
Study, английский
- The act of examining something to learn about it she’s making a study of diseases of small children. they have finished their study of the effects of the drug on pregnant women. verb to examine something to learn about it he’s studying pharmacy. doctors are studying the results of the screening programme.
- Исследование; изучение
- Изучение, исследование || исследовать
- Исследование. эксперимент или серия экспериментов, проводимых для получения информации о конкретном объекте.
Study aids, английский
The education subcategory containing apps to help you study for exams.
Study aims, английский
Study base, английский
Study coordinator, английский
Study coordinator (sc), английский
Координатор клинических исследований. синонимы: clinical research coordinator (crc), clinical trial coordinator (ctc).
Study design, английский
План исследования; структура исследования включает выбор предметов исследования, их разделение на подгруппы, методы исследования, порядок измерений и т.д.
Investigation, английский
- An examination to find out the cause of something which has happened the health authority ordered an investigation into how the drugs were stolen.
- Исследование; расследование о ~ into buckling исследование (проблемы) продольного изгиба
- A systematic and formal inquiry or examination to discover and examine facts or allegations, often part of maintaining accountability and integrity in a professional context.
Classified, английский
- Секретно
- A general term defining information which must be controlled in the interest of national security. see “confidential,” “secret,” and “top secret.”
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Double blind study, английский
An investigation to test an intervention in which neither the patient nor the doctor knows if the patient is receiving active medication or a placebo
Case control study, английский
An investigation in which a group of patients with a disease are compared with a group without the disease in order to study possible causes
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