Sentence examples for retrospective measures from inspiring English sources

Comparisons were made regarding the percentage of missing values per questionnaire item, correlation between conventional and retrospective measurements, and the degree to which retrospective measures either over- or underestimated changes and time-dependent effects.

In some studies that utilize both longitudinal and retrospective measures of abuse, more individuals report abuse retrospectively (Kendall-Tackett and Becker-Blease 2004).

Waste intelligence advocates retrospective measures to manage waste after it is produced.

Bill Shorten's budget reply promised to block the retrospective measures in the budget for superannuation, dump the tax cuts for medium and big business and crack down on loans for private training providers.

However, studies examining these associations have been subject to methodological limitations, including cross-sectional designs, retrospective measures, a lack of stress biomarkers, and the tendency to overlook momentary etiologic processes occurring within each day.

It was hypothesized that within an invasively treated group and within a group that improved in angina pectoris no difference in effect size would occur between prospective and retrospective measures.

Bernstein, D. P. et al. Initial reliability and validity of a new retrospective measure of child abuse and neglect (CTQ).

These questions provide a retrospective measure of weight loss/maintenance intent for the 12 months before the NHANES dietary survey.

Two self-report measures, the Adult Measure of Behavioral Inhibition (AMBI) and the Retrospective Measure of Behavioral Inhibition (RMBI), were developed and evaluated psychometrically.

The PSQI is a validated, retrospective measure of subjective sleep quality and disturbances during the last month [18].

To some extent, compensated damages reveal a retrospective measure of potential loss and constitute a concrete and meaningful measure within insurance companies.