Sentence examples for at first review from inspiring English sources

If the documents are authentic, as appeared likely at first review, the release would be the latest coup for the anti-secrecy organization and a serious blow to the C.I.A., which maintains its own hacking capabilities to be used for espionage….

At first review one week after surgery, the mean VA of cataract patients was 1.12 (0.75).

These showed evidence of a fabella which had not previously been present at first review [ 5].

For cases where relevant information for classification of aggressive prostate cancer was not clearly apparent at first review, a thorough review by a medical doctor was conducted to obtain the needed information in the record.

At the first review visit, the practice of KMC at night and outside their homes was done by fewer mothers than those who had indicated they would on discharge (93.1% vrs 87.9% and 78.1% vrs 58.1 respectively).

And displaying recent reviews indicates that people are still interested in the product".Most people only look at the most recent they don't go back and look at the first review," says Mr McAteer.

One of the exhibits is the uniform worn by Queen Victoria at that first review.

For example, EDI for the first simulation run at the first review period is ({text{EDI}}_{1}^{1} = frac{2.66}{2} = 1.33).

A very high proportion of the mothers suckled their infants at the first review visit and this proportion did not change significantly over the four visits (p = 0.707).

One limitation of this model was that it could not analyze the data for an event (post-treatment disease or loss of tooth survival) observed at the first review, i.e., samples with data available only for Ddisease or Dnosurvival, but no information for Dnodisease or Dsurvival [ 17].

The effects of time, inter-patient and inter-practice variation influenced the harm rate additively on the log scale such that log(λ ijk ) =  α +  βx ijk  +  u1 i  +  u2 j where α is the overall mean log harm rate at the first review and β is the fixed effect of time.