As Cloé Pitiot, curator of the Pompidou retrospective points out in the catalog, it is impossible to identify precisely who contributed what to E 1027, but Gray undoubtedly used it as a forum for experimentation.
The Zuckermanesque character of Philip Lewis Friedman is plucked from the deep retrospect of "The Ghost Writer" and placed in Perry's own youthful perspective, which, in turn, the fictionalized narrator sees from the retrospective point of view of a the far future.
The study was based on three datasets of head lice prevalence (retrospective, point prevalence and prospective approach) from primary school children (ages 6 12) at 12 schools in Oslo, Norway.
Thus, also from a retrospective point of view, running a complete CVVH appears to be the best choice for our study design.
Conflicts in the assignment to the different clinical entities appear unavoidable from a retrospective point of view, especially as current treatment options have the potential to alter the natural course of the disease.
From a retrospective point of view, it seems inconsistent that ASC were first assessed for their cartilage and bone regeneration potential before their capacity to build up and maintain a physiological adipose tissue environment was investigated.
Retrospective data point out that hyponatremia and the lack of correction of sodium can lead to a poor outcome in SCLC patients.
Retrospective studies have pointed to renal involvement as a marker of poor prognosis [9 11, 15, 19, 24 26].
Brown would not say if Connolly should face retrospective punishment but pointed back to Celtic midfielder Derk Boerrigter's two-match ban for simulation at the start of the season.
Retrospective studies have pointed to renal involvement as a marker of poor prognosis [ 9- 15, 19, 19, 24- 26].
