Cohort. A group of students, committed to an academic program, who take the same courses at the same time and location with the same instructor(s) throughout the program. Courses provided by alternative delivery modes, such as ITV or web-based instruction, are considered to be delivered in the same location.
Cohort. A group of newly hired Tenure-Track Faculty who are assigned to the same Tenure Review Committee, as defined in Article 10.04 of this Agreement.
Cohort. Please describe the population you are seeking to study.
Cohort. 1. Individuals in this cohort entered prison between January 1998 and December 2002, and were released from prison between January 2003 and December 2005, before the policy of holding child support orders open was implemented in Milwaukee County.
Cohort. The Cohort will consist of all Covered Persons who are provided health care benefits by CARRIER for both all of 1987 and all of 1989.
Cohort. A group of students who learn together in the same instructional model or schedule, either remotely or in person.
Cohort. The original design was to recruit three groups of children and adolescents (aged 6-17) from child and adolescent mental health services in the UK, Germany, Italy and Hungary: Group 1: Medicated ADHD: participants diagnosed with ADHD who have not yet been treated with any ADHD medication and are about to start methylphenidate treatment for the first time. We aimed to recruit 800 participants to this group Group 2: Unmedicated ADHD: participants diagnosed with ADHD who have never been treated with ADHD medication and are not intending to start treatment. We aimed to recuit 400 participants to this group.
Cohort. Figure 5. Temporal patterns in the number of effective breeders (Nb) in Arctic grayling from the upper Red Rock Creek. Error bars that surpass the limit of the y-axis can be found in Table 4. 0.85 11 Expected heterozygosity richness 0.80 10 0.75 0.70 0.65 Figure 6. Temporal trends in measures of genetic variation in upper Red Rock Creek.
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