Sentence examples for caught at a later from inspiring English sources

Traceback from the death certificates does not have a role in this scenario because 100% of patients who are missed are caught at a later date in follow-up.

Figure 2C shows the excess mortality rate ratio comparing the two populations if 10% of registrations are missed at diagnosis, and 100% of registrations are caught at a later date (the later date is uniformly spread across a 2-year period, or uniformly across the patient's follow-up time if they survive for <2 years).

Because of the very slow speed, the dancers' images as reflected in the mirror were caught at a slightly later moment, so they looked different.

Murtagh was bowling brilliantly and almost had Asad Shafiq caught at slip later in the over.

Meyerhoff believes suggesting further interaction (to "catch up" at a later date) is less formal than darting off, while leaving the other person feeling valued.

The insult of air pollution may have a transient effect on fetal growth, where growth is hindered at one point in time but then catches up at a later point.

That's because diseases are caught at later stages on uninsured people, and they don't get treated so well.

Giudice caught the show at a later date when she visited Leakes backstage and posted a picture to Instagram of the two ladies looking chipper with Giudice's four daughters.

It was also true that some of his passengers, having been rescued, simply went back to LaGuardia and caught a later plane, just as at Mulhouse twenty of the passengers had simply walked from the burning wreckage through the forest to the autoroute and hitchhiked home.

Dominic Cork hung around for 45 minutes, taking a blow over his left eye for his trouble, but he went lbw, Tudor was caught at the wicket two balls later, Gough was another lbw victim next ball and Mullally surrendered abjectly.

Starting the final day on 193-5, 41-year-old Stevens reached his ton before lunch against his former county, but was caught at mid-off two balls later.