Sentence examples for more recent retrospective from inspiring English sources
The more recent retrospective, "Half Past Autumn: The Art of Gordon Parks," was organized in 1997 by the Corcoran Museum of Art in Washington.
A more recent retrospective cohort study performed at a single academic center in Cleveland, Ohio, reported that 36%% of patients had a discordant diagnosis of TIA between emergency physicians and neurologists [11].
In a more recent retrospective study, the rates of infection within 1 year from internal osteosynthesis after closed and open fractures have been reported to be 4.2 and 14.7%, respectively [13].
In addition, a more recent retrospective analysis of 2894 mechanically ventilated patients with ischemic stroke, subarachnoid or intracerebral hemorrhage demonstrated that more pronounced hyperoxemia (arterial PO2 >300 mmHg) significantly increased in-hospital mortality at day 28 [134].
Thus, to examine more recent retrospective self-reports and to expand the number of abuse types examined via this method, the goal of this paper was to describe the age of onset of multiple types of retrospectively self-reported abuse in a nationally representative sample.
A larger, more recent retrospective study showed no difference in survival based on low-grade versus anaplastic histologic features [ 22].
Rituximab also appeared effective in a more recent Belgian retrospective multicenter study that included 53 AIHA patients, consistent with previous reports [ 105].
68 A more recent US retrospective review of IVIG-resistant patients treated with either IVIG (n=86) or infliximab (n=20) demonstrated that patients treated with infliximab had fewer days of fever and shorter hospitalisation, but with similar coronary artery outcomes.
Finally, a more recent Korean retrospective study of 273 patients with bone metastases secondary to NSCLC treated from January 2006 to March 2009 showed that 62.6% had at least one SRE and 16.8% experienced multiple SREs [ 31].
More recent publications include the retrospective Wolf Suschitzky Photos (2006, introduced by the Magnum photographer Erich Lessing), and Wolf Suschitzky Films (with a tribute by the Get Carter director, Mike Hodges), in 2010.
More recent studies--all retrospective in design--did not observe a clear association between colistin treatment and neurotoxic events.
