cohort

Preposition: of

• diplomate: A pilot cohort of 150 mental health diplomates was recruited the previous year and with whom panel recruitment and retention strategies have been developed.
• trainee: Work is initiated with each cohort of trainees during effective learning seminars and workshops.
• student: The first cohort of dental students will begin their training in the Autumn of 2007.
• entrant: The first cohort of entrants will embark on their studies in October.
• patient: We recently reviewed a cohort of patients seen 10 years ago in our unit - " the class of 1988 " .
• smoker: The model was validated by applying to cohorts without lung cancer excess and to cohorts of smokers and non smokers.

Converse of object

• comprise: The cohort comprised those at high risk of future cardiovascular events, with a history of cardiovascular disease or diabetes.

Adjective modifier

• population-based: A new US study gives good information about urinary and sexual function in a large population-based cohort of men [ 1 ] .
• generational: Smith comes from a much later generational cohort and stands in a different political tradition from Kiernan.
• hypothetical: One hypothetical cohort was screened for cancer until a predetermined age, representing the base case.
• successive: Emerging evidence from Denmark suggests a decline in semen quality in successive birth cohorts.
• prospective: This is a prospective cohort of persons aged 65 or older in 1982.
• longitudinal: In the longitudinal cohorts, the rate of change was determined by linear regression.

Modifies a noun

• study: The cohort study selected for analysis involved 347 patients.
• cull: BSE compensation - cohort cull or BSE off spring?

Noun used with modifier

• cdhp: Hospital inpatient stay the cdhp cohort 's year two to.
• graduating: Consequently, at the time of the visit some programs were new and still had not produced a graduating cohort.
• hmo: Effective in improving had access to the hmo cohort.
• birth: For example, the birth cohort of 1900 refers to people born in that year.
• inception: An inception cohort of 1010 patients with RA attending rheumatology clinics was followed for a median of 11.4 years.