Due to the lack of accurate information at the design stage and only limited knowledge of the eventual realization it is hard to predict the building's cooling load.
The pathologic specimens were reviewed without any knowledge of the eventual clinical outcome.
The pathologic specimens from both hospitals were reviewed by the same investigator (TK) without any knowledge of the eventual clinical outcome.
This is the oldest trick in the book, so to speak, playing on the reader's knowledge of Cromwell's eventual fate; I like to think of it as fiction's Titanic moment, when a proud mother bursts into her family's humble home with the news that Our Billy has got himself a job on this famous new ship.
Orders amounted to more than 20 times the size of the eventual offering, according to one person with knowledge of the matter.
A crush of international and domestic investors tried to get initial public stock offering shares of Dunkin', with orders amounting to more than 20 times the size of the eventual offering, according to one person with knowledge of the matter.
In a 'side-by-side' comparison of the Current with the Prior Mammogram, and with knowledge of the cancer's eventual location on the Current Mammogram, 67% (286/427) of breast cancers were visible in retrospect on the Prior mammogram.
If the anthropologist never goes native, we, too, are forever on the outside, judging -- or unable to judge -- without a sympathetic knowledge of the events described; the "eventual completed picture" remains obscured.
In our opinion, the minimum requirements for an effective diagnostic should include a monitoring of the main microclimatic parameters, the knowledge of constituting materials and their eventual forms of degradation, and, for stone buildings (our case), the soluble salt content.
