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  1. Chaldean Numerology

    The numerical value of cohorts in Chaldean Numerology is: 4

  2. Pythagorean Numerology

    The numerical value of cohorts in Pythagorean Numerology is: 8

Examples of cohorts in a Sentence

  1. Tammy Tong:

    Additional studies in other large scale cohorts with a high proportion of non-meat eaters are needed to confirm the generalizability of The Results and assess their relevance for clinical practice and public health.

  2. Joseph Braun:

    What United States did here that was unique, was take the data from the two cohorts and analyze it and publish them together and actually show that there was some consistency of the associations and that actually makes it powerful, we see the same association in two arguably very different places.

  3. Al Green:

    If Judge Taney and his cohorts had their way, there would be no person of color in this building today.

  4. Vicki Freedman:

    Older women also have fewer economic resources than men on average so they may not be as able to accommodate their declines in functioning when they do occur, whatever the reason, this is an important trend to continue to monitor as the large Baby Boom cohorts continue to reach old age.

  5. Princeton University:

    These programs are paying off in terms of lower mortalityand better health for children. Since there is a great deal ofevidence that healthier children grow up to be healthier adults,these trends auger well for the future of these cohorts(populations).

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