Sentence examples for making a prospective from inspiring English sources

Because medicine is not static, making a prospective determination regarding the types of treatment one would want in the future is difficult.

Although some features such as low signal on T2-weighted MRI or lack of metastatic spread may suggest the diagnosis, making a prospective diagnosis by imaging alone would be difficult.

The white brick fireplace topped with dark brown tiles was enough, on its own, to make a prospective buyer flee.

Social media makes it very easy to see what makes a prospective employee tick – giving employers a view of that candidate before they actually meet them.

And emblazoned polyester and epaulettes are likely to make a prospective pavement-pepperer disappear faster than you can say chocolate Mr Whippy.

The court also made a prospective suggestion, saying that a sensible way to avoid Vienna Convention problems is to alert foreigners to their rights by adding a sentence to the standard Miranda warning.

That's the kind of thing that can make a prospective house buyer decide that raising two kids in a cramped one-bedroom apartment isn't so bad after all.

Finally, we make a prospective analysis under the assumption that the imbalance price settlement mechanism will remain the same.

Patients and methods We made a prospective observational monocentric study, including all the elderly patients (defined as older than 75) admitted in the internal medicine department from January 2012 to June 2012.

This is the first study, to our knowledge, to make a prospective comparison of two insulin infusion lines as well as of two glycaemic monitoring systems.

It is supposed that starch compounded nanofibers make a prospective candidate as a bed in biological applications and enzyme immobilization (Shelke et al. 2014).