Sentence examples for retrospective course from inspiring English sources

This study used a sub-sample (n = 34 827) from the National Epidemiologic Survey on Alcohol and Related Conditions (NESARC), and formed mutually exclusive groups to compare the self-report retrospective course of diagnostic orphans to individuals with DSM-IV abuse and dependence.

We analyse retrospective life course data from 11 European countries to analyse associations between early parenthood and health at ages 50-80 in groupings of Western and European countries taking account of childhood circumstances.

The use of a self-complete questionnaire in conjunction with a life history calendar and coordinated computer-assisted telephone interview was successful in collecting retrospective life course information, in terms of being thorough, practical and efficient.

On the basis of our previous study examining the retrospective clinical course of patients undergoing pCLE (23% vs. 60% hospitalization or surgery in the year proceeding pCLE), we assumed median event-free survival times, with respect to the primary outcome, of 32 and 9 months for patients with normal and elevated epithelial gap density, respectively.

We welcome that kind of retrospective snooping, of course.

Of course, retrospective action has to be carefully controlled.

Of course, retrospective quality of life ratings may have overestimated the effect of therapy due to a recall bias.

Part Two was conducted to examine students' perceptions of the Microbial Jeopardy! session using both a retrospective survey and course evaluations.

In this retrospective evaluation, shorter courses of daily filgrastim prophylaxis were found to be associated with an increased risk of CINC as well as poorer outcomes among those developing this condition.

This retrospective coincidence could, of course, have been just that a coincidence.

The most notorious retrospective laws are, of course, those which make something criminal which was lawful at the time it was done but, as Thomas Jefferson once noted, retrospective laws "are equally unjust in civil as in criminal cases".