Sentence examples for retrospective summary from inspiring English sources

In the interest of assessing the effect of participation in Program II on students, the Committee recommended that graduating seniors be asked to submit a retrospective summary of their experience in the program.

This is not the authors' fault, as the study was a retrospective summary of real-world practice and not a prospective study designed to comprehensively define the infectious etiologies of diarrhea in SOT recipients.

Over our 3-week sampling period, we found higher intra-patient variability in the PI-based regimens compared to the NNRTIs; a similar finding to the retrospective summary provided by Fabbiani and colleagues [ 47].

To date, much of what we have learned about the appropriate care of patients with liver metastases has come from retrospective summaries of institutional experience.

In this retrospective cardiac summary, 2051 ECGs and 161 evaluations of left ventricular ejection fraction were studied.

In a study of insulin pumps, patients who were instructed to download their pump data weekly did so only 2.2 times/month; it was not reported whether patients reviewed the retrospective data summaries on their own.

Abstracts for Current Research - Summaries of ongoing historical and retrospective studies at the Forest.

In summary, this retrospective study of 59 patients presenting either a refractory and early relapse cHL (18 cases) or a responding disease (41 cases), provides evidence that we can reasonably propose new immunohistochemical markers to predict the response to treatment of cHL based both on features of tumoral cells but also on microenvironment.

10 In summary, a retrospective design was used to assess the effects of an existing service.

In summary, this retrospective longitudinal follow-up study found an overall 5-year capsulotomy incidence of 24%.

In summary, our retrospective clinical data provide support to pursue prospective clinical and translational studies to further define the role of BAT in breast cancer development and progression.