length of follow-up

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meanings of lengthand follow-up

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length
noun
uk /leŋθ/ us /leŋθ/
the measurement of something from end to end or along its ...
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follow-up
noun[C or U]
uk /ˈfɒl.əʊ.ʌp/ us /ˈfɑː.loʊ.ʌp/
a further action connected with something that happened before, especially to find out if anything has happened or changed since the ...
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Examples of length of follow-up

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However, when data were adjusted for lengthoffollow-up, this effect disappeared.
The incidence of late arrhythmia in other reported series varies with the lengthoffollow-up and the investigative technique.
Despite this finding, we adjusted the analysis for lengthoffollow-up for consistency with the analysis of mortality.
There are fundamental tradeoffs in choosing the lengthoffollow-up in trials of self-care support interventions.
Their mean age at the examination was 15.3 + 3.2 yrs, and the lengthoffollow-up period was 12.5 +3.0 yrs on average.
Some follow-up contact was made with 153 patients (85 %) and the lengthoffollow-up ranged from 8 days to 693 days.
The lengthoffollow-up ranged from 1 to 66 months (mean: 26.4 +19).
There was no discernible effect on cognitive function, although the dose of penicillin and lengthoffollow-up are not stated.
The mean lengthoffollow-up was 40+18 months.
Other reports have varied widely in their period for patient inclusion, time of publication, prosthetic components and outcome measures used, and lengthoffollow-up.
This method required recording the lengthoffollow-up (time between completion of study and the questionnaire) and time until main peer-reviewed journal publication.
Therefore, a yearly adjusted outcome measure was calculated by dividing the reported outcome by the average lengthoffollow-up.
The lengthoffollow-up of the included studies ranged from 3 months to 28 years.
None of these variables significantly predicted the lengthoffollow-up of these pairs, defined as years from onset in the ill twin to follow-up.
Mixed results were shown for lengthoffollow-up, independence of outcome measurement, and publication date.
Lengthoffollow-up at the time of recording was not a risk factor in the total group of patients, nor in each separate group.
Statistical investigations show that type of operation, as well as lengthoffollow-up, are principal risk factors for development ofarrhythmias.
The definitions of neonatal mortality and lengthoffollow-up for liveborn infants have also varied.
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