Sentence examples for lifetime recalls from inspiring English sources
In this epistolary memoir, the author — a Colombian artist who died in 2003 and was little known in her lifetime — recalls her childhood.
"Memories have a long lifetime," recalls one of his characters, "and the evil memories have the longest lifetime of all .Mr Sudetic (who also wrote pieces for this paper) was the best correspondent the New York Times had in ex-Yugoslavia.
His father had won 16 elections during his lifetime, recalled Hilary Benn, his softly sibilant voice so reminiscent of his father's, but only on 15 of those occasions had he been able to take his seat, after his peerage briefly blocked his admission.
Despite potential limitations of lifetime recall for students, severe and minor non-fatal BW injuries as well as deaths were frequent.
Current tobacco use was assessed by asking respondents if they had smoked at least 100 cigarettes (lifetime recall) and if they currently smoked.
The symptom screening module, employed previously in the American Migraine Study AMSS) and the American Migraine Prevalence and Prevention Study AMPPP), is based on lifetime recall of symptoms associated with respondents' most severe headaches.
The questionnaire consisted of 10 sections, each of which contained lifetime recall questions.
Our study found no association with any prevalence of LBP of lifetime recalled cumulative sporting and occupational exposures.
To the best of our knowledge, this is the first study considering a lifetime recall period for the administration of the questionnaire among adolescents.
Secondly, the grouping and delineation of spinal areas differs between studies and lastly, most studies use a long (1-year or lifetime) recall period which is subject to recall bias [ 14- 16].
Limitations of this study include the use of lifetime recall to determine patterns of psychiatric disorder, which is subject to previously identified inaccuracies, with people less likely to meet criteria as time since the episode increases [ 24].
