Sentence examples for On retrospectively from inspiring English sources

On retrospectively analyzing the case via file history and examination records, it was noticed that a primary hernia or hydrocele had been excluded by clinical examination prior to shunt at the age of 3 months.

On retrospectively analyzing the seven standard fields form and the ETDRS photographic data base, such criteria have a sensitivity of 94% for detection of clinically significant macular edema [ 18].

We report the relative deviation in fertility rates at various time horizons back in time from our simulated interview date in order to see how far back one typically can rely on retrospectively reported data without facing any serious problems of bias in fertility estimates of different groups of women.

Genre, Ishiguro said, "is basically a marketing label that's put on retrospectively by the book industry to help market books to certain demographics".

To provide resource utilization patterns and cost estimates of outpatient care for types I and II diabetes mellitus in Italy, based on retrospectively collected data.

Most of the studies regarding the outcome after membrane tear rely on retrospectively acquired data, and similar to in our study, with an inhomogeneous study cohort with different approaches in cases of perforation, there were different augmentation procedures, including grafts and grafting material, one- and two-stage procedures and different types of dental implants.

Let me see the ways in which he was addressing the new Jim Crow, not just by going to some deodorized space in the prison after seven years but hitting the issue head-on retrospectively if you're gonna sign a bill that allows for some reduction in terms of the crack-cocaine vis-a-vis, uh, regular cocaine, uh, punishments and so on.

Shorten responded: "Australians hate, with a passion, people who are changing the rules on superannuation retrospectively".

Tariff levels for the FITs will be reviewed, though the government said it will not act on them retrospectively.

The authors acknowledge that it is difficult to collect accurate information on exposure retrospectively, that the study is small, and that it is limited to occupational exposure.

You cannot trust that the rules won't be changed on you retrospectively, cannot trust the court systems either.