Sentence examples for retrospectively found from inspiring English sources

The Patriot missile, retrospectively found to be ineffective in 1991, has been improved considerably.

If you retrospectively found closure in Blackstar, then you'll discover a more open ending here: loose threads to unravel that suspicious neatness.

Numerous studies retrospectively found that seismicity rate jumps (drops) by coseismic Coulomb stress increase (decrease).

Fredriksson et al. retrospectively found that PCC worked significantly faster than FFP.

Symptoms suggestive of pheochromocytoma, e.g., headaches, sweating and palpitations, were retrospectively found in four patients, one had type 1 neurofibromatosis, and one had experienced two Takotsubo cardiomyopathy episodes.

Information about end-of-life decision-making was retrospectively found for hospital non-survivors by searching through the individual patient files of their current hospital stay since such information was not entered in the ICU database.

However, it certainly didn't require a panel of MPs and much deliberation to retrospectively find the flaws.

It's easy to look back and retrospectively find out what went wrong.

In view of the later published results from Taccone and colleagues [ 4] and owing to the low MIC of pathogens in our study, however, we retrospectively find the dose used (2 g every 8 hours) unnecessarily high.

In comparison between neonates with good prognosis (No. 22) and those of poor prognosis (No. 18) in terms of EDV, PSV and RI retrospectively, we found EDV and PSV to be significantly lower and RI to be significantly higher (P < 0.05).

Speaking retrospectively, she found Rachel difficult to play: I was playing the nice girl.