Sentence examples for making recall from inspiring English sources

Also, even though the study was designed as a prospective study, information about migrainous headache before pregnancy was collected retrospectively, thus making recall bias a possibility.

However, for each of these patients, family members were able to confirm the travel history, making recall bias unlikely.

Songs generally can be considered organizational mnemonic devices in the sense of structuring information according to meter and rhyme, limiting the possible lyrics that would fit and thus making recall easier (Bower and Bolton, 1969).

Memory B cells are long-lived and could contribute to persistence of humoral immunity by maintaining the plasma-cell pool or making recall responses upon re-exposure to an antigen.

This study demonstrated that having missing responses for childhood housing tenure and family financial situation was associated with a few variables [ 24, 42], making recall suitable for inclusion in a surveillance system like SAMSS.

For some periods these questionnaires also contained additional questions: more detailed questions about health and use of care, opinions about referring and prescribing medication, preferences for care, social support, life events [ 27, 29] preferences for their role in decision making, recall of information and medication adherence [ 30].

They said the authority to make recall decisions rested with company officials in Japan.

"I don't think the circus nature of California's experience does a lot to make recall look like a credible choice, but still, you never know.

Whatever choice you make, recall that a key feature of science is that it provides tools for solving new problems.

These tools could make recall easier and, in turn, "facilitate the transition from prescription to action" (Chiapello and Fairclough 2002: 198).

Automakers must make recall repairs free of charge to the owner of the vehicle.