Sentence examples for retrospective relating from inspiring English sources

Thus, their subjective identifications with notions of nation are also retrospective, relating to Germany first from the perspective of involuntary exile, or second, towards the end of their lives, from the vantage point of a united Germany, achieved at the expense of the death of the socialist dream in whose service they returned.

The fine, which Microsoft will probably pay, is entirely retrospective, relating to a period of "non-compliance" before Oct. 22, 2007.

Electrophysiological recordings of cortical neurons in such tasks have found two types of task-related activity, "retrospective" (related to a previously shown stimulus), and "prospective" (related to a stimulus that the monkey expects to appear, due to learned association between both stimuli).

All longitudinal prospective or retrospective design, relating to the primary trial outcomes (birth weight, prenatal tobacco use, emergency attendances and inpatient admissions, and second pregnancy within two years of first birth), measuring child health/well-being/criminality/education were considered.

This belief has been based on retrospective studies relating bowel dysfunction to hysterectomy.

For instance, genomic analysis of NBS could be used to define allele frequencies of disease-associated variants in local populations, or to conduct prospective or retrospective studies relating genomic variation to disease emergence in pediatric populations over time.

Four hundred and two, tamoxifen treated, ER positive patients, were selected from a database of sequentially diagnosed patients presenting with operable breast cancer between 1980 and 1999 for a retrospective study relating molecular markers to tamoxifen resistance [ 17].

Many of these ecologic observations which suggest a direct role of increased sun exposure and improved vitamin D status has been supported by association and prospective and retrospective studies relating vitamin D intake or vitamin D status with these chronic illnesses.

Patients and methods: This retrospective study related to 906 patients hospitalized in ICU during a period of 3 years from January 2014 to December 2016.

All phases, from pre-admission to patient discharge for a standard patient without complications, were evaluated using retrospective data related to the study sample in terms of time needed for percutaneous ablation, considering the number of lesions and length of hospitalisation.

Cross-sectional studies with retrospective data related to pregnancy and birth were not included.