Sentence examples for retrospective estimates from inspiring English sources

DAVID EAGLEMAN: Frank — I think that long-term and brief events have something in common in that their retrospective estimates have a lot to do with how much memory is laid down.

From a video game perspective, one of the main findings of the present study is related to retrospective estimates.

Thirdly, as concluded by Block and Zakay [3] following their meta-analysis, prospective estimates were expected to be longer and less variable than retrospective estimates.

We specifically asked parents to estimate practice intensity at the time of testing because we were aware that retrospective estimates might not be accurate.

For example, the Timeline Follow-Back procedure is one of the widely used methods in clinical and research settings to accrue quantitative retrospective estimates of substance use or risky behaviour covering 7 days to 2 years prior to the interview date [9].

In this study retrospective estimates of the previous month will be used.

We aimed to perform a retrospective estimate of influenza VE against medically attended laboratory confirmed influenza for five influenza seasons between 2003 and 2007 in Victoria, Australia.

A retrospective estimate of exposure should be possible at least on an aggregated level by using a job-exposure-matrix.

Similar scepticism is warranted on the retrospective estimate whether the GP might have foreseen the suicide or suicide attempt.

In the event that the respondent was unable to give the monthly estimates, retrospective estimate of the past year and typical year were requested.

The parents mean retrospective estimate of the siblings' age (20% trimmed mean) when symptoms were present for the first time was lowest in siblings with ADHD-CT (inattention: 4.1 years, hyperactivity/impulsivity: 2.8 years) and highest in children without an ADHD diagnosis (inattention: 6.2 years, hyperactivity/impulsivity: 3.9 years; Table 2).