Sentence examples for retrospectively failed from inspiring English sources

Great Britain's javelin thrower Goldie Sayers and the 4x400m relay team will be upgraded to bronze medals at the 2008 Beijing Olympics following confirmation their Russian rivals have retrospectively failed drug tests.

Meanwhile, the British javelin thrower Goldie Sayers and the GB men's 4x400m relay team found out on Tuesday night that their fourth places at the 2008 Beijing Olympics would be upgraded to bronze after official confirmation that their Russian rivals have retrospectively failed drug tests.

Retrospectively, I failed one.

In the 1500m, Asbel Kiprop of Kenya won his second successive world title but got to celebrate on the top of the podium for the first time as his Berlin gold was rewarded retrospectively following a failed doping test.

Of these, 53 were excluded from the analysis due to a protocol violation (24 patients treated previously with an immunomodulatory therapy and 29 patients for whom certain data were recorded retrospectively) and 47 failed to provide complete questionnaire data.

Indian governments have long had a bad habit of levying taxes retrospectively, and the current one has failed to demonstrate that this has been abandoned, so planning investments remains difficult.

Twenty patients diagnosed with worsening back pain with/without radiculopathy who failed exhaustive conservative management were retrospectively reviewed.

Retrospectively, several issues may have contributed to the failed phase III trial.

Most meta-analyses are conducted retrospectively, when a series of smaller trials have failed to demonstrate a convincing result due to lack of power, or are conducted to explore subgroup effects.

Methods: Seventy-three newly diagnosed poor responders who failed long GnRHa suppression IVF attempts were compared retrospectively with 128 age-matched IVF patients previously known poor ovarian responders treated with a long GnRHa suppression protocol.

That study retrospectively included 378 breast cancer patients of all stages, which failed to mirror the true picture of postoperative fever since its role might be shadowed by sufficiently established prognostic factors such as ALN status.