Sentence examples for retrospective high from inspiring English sources
Still feeling like shit when I wake up, I discover a phone number in my pocket and give myself a retrospective high five for having the presence of mind to pick up that stud's number before my ex showed up and ruined everything.
Our study methodology could be applied to other foodborne disease surveillance data to detect retrospective high disease rate clusters, which could aid public health authorities in developing effective prevention and control programs.
In retrospective high-resolution GTG-banding analyses of these 42 abnormal cases, 24 of these genomic imbalances were not detectable by routine cytogenetic analysis (Table S1 and S2).
This effort has resulted in retrospective high-quality registers representative for regions where such information is rarely known (5).
We aimed to determine in a retrospective high-volume center's cohort whether postoperative hyperlactatemia could predict POPF occurrence.
The rate of bleeding is not available from standard registry data but has been identified as an important confounder in the retrospective high-dose plasma studies [ 3].
It all made for a heady mixture in a show that was a kind of retrospective, the high points being the Sammy Cahn-Benny Carter standard "Only Trust Your Heart," and a Tomlinson-Ishiguro collaboration, "The Changing Lights," a song that defines Ms. Kent and Mr. Tomlinson as sophisticated, cosmopolitan jazz impressionists.
The available ECG-gating techniques include prospective, retrospective or high pitch gating, with the optimum choice largely scanner dependent [1].
In studies carried out on retrospective assessments, high correlations have been found between the data extracted in this way and the immediate scores (Wierwille & Eggemeier, 1993).
The remaining studies were single-center cohort studies, the majority of which were retrospective, having high risk of bias.
In the three retrospective studies, high risk of allocation and performing bias was considered [ 12, 17, 18].
