Sentence examples for later when assessed from inspiring English sources

For example, in a larger American population-based study with retrospective data, 28percentt of the treated individuals, compared with 24percentt of those who were never treated, were still dependent on alcohol one year later when assessed using DSM-IV criteria [ 33].

Considering the median time interval used in the studies with adequate test-retest results, in addition to the findings from studies that used two different time intervals for the retest, we can recommend that patients under palliative care for advanced cancer should be retested somewhere around 24 to 48 hours later when evaluating cancer symptoms and 2 to 7 days later when assessing HRQoL.

"The server also housed The Guantánamo Files, which noted how 150 Afghans and Pakistanis were wrongly imprisoned at the U.S. military base in Cuba for years -- without charges -- and later released when assessed by officials as innocent".

This contrasts with the desirable use of NPT at a later point when assessing implementation which is more closely associated with the construct of collective action (the basis of the model) and reflexive monitoring [ 15].

The difference between the two student populations in analysis and interpretation skills disappeared one semester later, when we assessed the students near the end of the Spring semester on their ability to interpret experimental data.

Results from our PET studies were consistent with these previous findings and further demonstrated that the degree of CCH underestimated the degree of CMRO2 asymmetry in the MCA territory in patients when assessed at later than 3 months after the last ischemic event.

The loss of these markers did not merely reflect a delay in gastrulation, because their expression did not recover when assessed at later time points in embryos that had progressed further developmentally (Louie, Cheyette and Moon, data not shown).

BMI at age 20 years was available in a subset of InterAct participants, which is likely to be a better marker of prepubertal BMI than when assessed in later adulthood.

Of the 376 (9.5%) participants reporting self-harm behaviour at the first assessment, 207 (55.1%) continued to report self-harming acts when assessed six months later.

Study 3b extended these results by showing that sensitivity to reward, when assessed after the negative mood induction, predicted increases in dysphoria 7 weeks later.

Inhibiting BDNF activity 5 min postsample impaired consolidation of the s-SLR task when assessed 24 hr later.