The chosen area for development was food science, and in 1962 the first cohort of students was admitted to the new degree.

It seems likely, however, that the current cohort of students may find it more difficult than their predecessors to find such employment.

The first cohort of students are scheduled to complete their studies in 2014.

The cohort of students are followed for up to 6 years from their initial full-time enrollment to find the percentage of graduating students.

The improvement was 14% for the first cohort of students and 13% for the second cohort.

This adopts the case-control methodology, but using participants whose characteristics are already known because they are part of the cohort study.

What kind of society cannot create and sustain a birth cohort study?

Air pollution was also found to be associated with increased incidence and mortality from coronary stroke in a cohort study in 2011.

These include, from the most reliable to least: systematic review, randomized control trial, cohort study, case control, case series.

The value of a cohort study depends on the researchers' capacity to stay in touch with all members of the cohort.

Last, everybody across the political spectrum has been telling the current cohort of sixth-formers, 'aim higher, aim for university'.

It seems likely, however, that the current cohort of students may find it more difficult than their predecessors to find such employment.

His was a style that has fallen from favour among the current cohort of senior executives.

The current cohort of political and business leaders should be acting to avert future problems now, with two responses; one practical, and one political.

More than 860 swabs were positive - about the number detected in the entire cohort during the previous round of testing.

Alternatively, all the cells from the entire cohort can be pooled into a single multidimensional space for clustering before classification.

This means that two entire cohorts of primary pupils have passed through these schools, which were at no point offering an education judged to be sufficient.

I am sure that a large cohort of the teaching profession would seriously consider this package if teachers' salaries were commensurate with these other professions.

In one famous experiment a large cohort of people was given personalised astrological profiles and asked if they were accurate.

And only if you foolishly chose - in common with an inexplicably large cohort of so-called retail industry experts - to look at changes in like-for-like sales growth.

Your large cohort will dominate marketplaces.

A large cohort of its alumni joins working in government and many have served in the cabinet.