Sentence examples for antecedent data from inspiring English sources

In the next section, Kant introduces this idea in notorious terms, as a "fact of reason": "Consciousness of this fundamental law may be called a fact of reason because one cannot reason it out from antecedent data of reason" (5 31; cf. 5: 6, 42f, 47, 55, 91, 104).

We have studied the LHID2000 with antecedent data from 1 January 1997.

We have studied the LHID2000 with antecedent data from 1st January 1996, which allowed us to exclude people with prevalent DM during the period to 31st December 1999.

For 121 patients, the diagnosis of cirrhosis was established by contextual clinical (spider nevi, organomegaly) laboratory (low total cholesterol and pseudocholinesterase levels, reduced white blood cell count, globulin/albumin ratio > 1), antecedent imaging data and for 32 patients by biopsy.

For 71 patients, the diagnosis of cirrhosis was established by contextual clinical (spider nevi, hepato-splenomegaly), laboratory (low serum total cholesterol, prothrombin activity and pseudocholinesterase levels, reduced white blood cell and platelets count, globulin/albumin ratio >1,[ 24]) as well as antecedent imaging data.

The first one provided information about current eating disorder, antecedents and other data of interest about the patient.

"The social life of data points: Antecedents of digital technologies". Social studies of science (2019): 0306312718821726.

Genealogical data for antecedents up to the third degree were obtained from parish registers to assess the origin of the individuals.

These data suggest that antecedent hypoglycaemia during ICU may have "downstream" effects after discharge.

From this set, all firms without missing data on the antecedent factors in the Compustat database were included.

We then used the 10-K and 8-K reports submitted to the Securities and Exchange Commission SECC) for lists of officers, titles, and further antecedent factors, and collected annual data for all companies from 1998 through 2007 for the dependent variable, and 1995 (due to a three-year lag for institutionalization) through 2006 for the independent variables.