Sentence examples for retrospective description from inspiring English sources

Infertility is not so much a diagnosis as a retrospective description of circumstance.

He has asked for analysis in Coventry of cause – the "why" questions – rather than a focus on retrospective description of "what" happened.

Different from the open-ended, retrospective description of critical incidents, creative scenario-building on the other hand provides forward-thinking, prospective outlook of events and new opportunities.

267 patients with migraine with typical visual aura provided a detailed retrospective description of the clinical features of their attacks of migraine.

The limitations of our study were the retrospective description, the modest number of eyes, and the absence of a control group.

Although the multiple lesions detected in the present study could include old infarcts, the clear discrimination between new and old infarcts was not always made (it was difficult to discriminate them based on a retrospective description of medical records).

Previous retrospective descriptions and a prospective study have confirmed that a TV tip-over usually occurs when a curious toddler attempts to climb onto furniture, typically a dresser, on which the TV sits, causing the furniture and the TV to fall onto the child [1, 5].

We summarize the retrospective descriptions of parents' disclosure of their HIV status to their children, from the perspective of multiple family members.

Other VGs who have undertaken research on their activities limited their studies to retrospective descriptions of the demographics of their patient population and the diseases treated.

Both the individual interviews and the focus groups were designed to elicit retrospective descriptions of cases in which the MHNs supported caregivers.

Interviews among survivors of this study, however, still provided important retrospective descriptions of GBV that occurred during childhood and adolescence and observation by survivors who also witnessed GBV targeted towards their children provide perspective of GBV experiences, the potential impact of exposure to violence on children, and future perpetration and/or victimization.