Sentence examples for retrospectively going from inspiring English sources

It can help in balancing the books to have income neatly aligned by time and date order on an app rather than the alternative of retrospectively going through dog-eared paying-in books to reconcile who paid what, when and how it impacted the company's cashflow and bank balance.

Retrospectively going through patient records and keeping personal statistics on one's clinical behaviour or keeping notes about things that are of particular interest and storing them in the desk drawer are useful methods at patient group level.

Second, we retrospectively went through data for each site to identify the optimal timing of alerts if one had perfect predictive ability; namely, we compared PPC for a single alert generated on every week of the dataset and chose the optimal week for one alert; then we went through the remaining weeks and chose the optimal week for a second alert, and so on.

As the interviewee explained, this meant "they will do a study, perhaps not having thought out the aims at the beginning and then might retrospectively go through them and say... Can we find something interesting out?... and in that way they will miss things that are not significant they won't even consider if that non-significant result is of interest".

"It was certainly not just about the individual player concerned but a case of needing total clarity on the situation, both retrospectively and going forward.

Now, under a lot of political pressure, they're saying, 'We'll change the rules retrospectively and we're going to take this man's honour away from him.' Where does this stop?" Lord Jones said Fred Goodwin was not the only knight at RBS who could be blamed.

And rather than the policy going into effect retrospectively, it won't be enforced until April 2010.

Furthermore, it has been shown that the GPs are willing to answer these questions because they see a learning potential in going through the care pathway retrospectively [ 26].

We are condemned to apprehend our going out and our coming in retrospectively, as if we were rowing a boat, clear-eyed only about the distance we have already covered.

That's true retrospectively, and will remain true in many cases going forward - and Salesforce offers technology that brands can use to integrate data from mobile apps into their customer databases - but it's not true in every case.

Retrospectively, I should have known that growing up wasn't going to be pretty, but we're fed a solid lie from the moment we're able to internalize what "growing up" really means.