Sentence examples for both retrospectively from inspiring English sources

But if Skywalker finally succumbs to the dark side, that oversight might be both retrospectively explained and given lasting significance.

Feingold's example gave new life to fund-raising reform, which should be handled both retrospectively though investigation of the Asian connection and prospectively through legislation next year.

"What we would like to see is legislation that would apply both retrospectively and prospectively," said Chido Dunn, senior campaigner at Global Witness.

The SAILS methodology is elucidated by applying it, both retrospectively and prospectively, to three complex, technology-based, subsystem-level examples: frequency generation subsystems in wireless communication supersystems; optical multiplexing subsystems in optical communication supersystems; and high voltage electrical subsystems in automotive supersystems.

This can be done both retrospectively as well as prospectively.

The LCM is a graphic representation of manic and depressive symptom severity and can be used both retrospectively and prospectively.

Both studies retrospectively gathered information regarding lifestyle factors and personal information such as weight and height.

Although some specific survey items differ, both instruments retrospectively assess women's experiences of care during pregnancy, labour, birth and after birth, in addition to obstetric history and demographic characteristics.

Formalin-fixed paraffin-embedded (FFPE) tumor tissue samples from 1031 patients (61.3% of 1681 randomized patients) were collected from both trials, retrospectively in the first (HE10/97) and prospectively in the second (HE10/00).

In both cases, retrospectively with LOO cross validation and using prospective datasets, similar levels of performance were achieved as measured by the mean area under the receiver operating characteristics curve (AUC) with 95.4% in [34], 96.1% in [33] and 96.7% in [21].

The United States does not currently have a single representative national survey that integrates both population health and housing quality, making this the first attempt to integrate retrospectively both housing and health on a nationally representative, decades-long scale.