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Distinct pattern of comorbidities hinders treatment target attainment in SLE through persistent disease activity and delayed glucocorticoid tapering: longitudinal data from a multicentre cohort study. [PDF]
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Analysis of interaction effect between within- and between-subject factors in repeated measures analysis of variance for longitudinal data. [PDF]
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Modeling Nonstationary Longitudinal Data
Biometrics, 2000Summary. An important theme of longitudinal data analysis in the past two decades has been the development and use of explicit parametric models for the data's variance‐covariance structure. A variety of these models have been proposed, of which most are second‐order stationary.
Núñez-Antón, Vicente +1 more
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Analyzing Longitudinal Microbial Metabolomics Data
Journal of Proteome Research, 2009A longitudinal experimental design in combination with metabolomics and multiway data analysis is a powerful approach in the identification of metabolites whose correlation with bioproduct formation shows a shift in time. In this paper, a strategy is presented for the analysis of longitudinal microbial metabolomics data, which was performed in order to
Rubingh, C.M. +5 more
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2021
Longitudinal data is in fact a special type of multi-level data where repeated longitudinal data points can be observed for each individual. In this situation, the repeated longitudinal data points can be viewed as nested within each individual, and subsequently, the individuals can be nested within classrooms, and classrooms can be further nested ...
Ding-Geng Chen, Jenny K. Chen
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Longitudinal data is in fact a special type of multi-level data where repeated longitudinal data points can be observed for each individual. In this situation, the repeated longitudinal data points can be viewed as nested within each individual, and subsequently, the individuals can be nested within classrooms, and classrooms can be further nested ...
Ding-Geng Chen, Jenny K. Chen
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The Leadership Quarterly, 2002
Abstract Understanding how leaders develop, adapt, and perform over time is central to many theories of leadership. However, for a variety of conceptual and methodological reasons, such longitudinal research remains uncommon in the leadership domain.
Robert E. Ployhart +2 more
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Abstract Understanding how leaders develop, adapt, and perform over time is central to many theories of leadership. However, for a variety of conceptual and methodological reasons, such longitudinal research remains uncommon in the leadership domain.
Robert E. Ployhart +2 more
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2013
Longitudinal data analysis is a very broad, general term for the analysis of data that are collected on the same units across time. Longitudinal data are sometimes referred to as repeated measures data or panel data (Hsiao, 2003; Frees, 2004). A variety of statistical models exist for analyzing longitudinal data.
D. Betsy mccoach +4 more
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Longitudinal data analysis is a very broad, general term for the analysis of data that are collected on the same units across time. Longitudinal data are sometimes referred to as repeated measures data or panel data (Hsiao, 2003; Frees, 2004). A variety of statistical models exist for analyzing longitudinal data.
D. Betsy mccoach +4 more
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