Sentence examples for retrospectively implement from inspiring English sources

Although the incident was missed at the time by referee Martin Atkinson and his officials, the FA was able to retrospectively implement disciplinary proceedings against the player under a new pilot scheme for 'not seen' incidents in Premier League matches.

We derived and validated a method to screen all hospital admissions for 1° subarachnoid hemorrhage (SAH) by retrospectively implementing recognized diagnostic criteria.

The objectives of this study were to design, simulate, implement and retrospectively evaluate a GS program for layer chickens, which could potentially double the response to selection per year, while maintaining the same annual rate of inbreeding, compared to a typical pedigree and performance-based layer selection program.

Campaigners welcomed the findings of Robert Francis QC's inquiry but called for the report's recommendations of criminal accountability to be implemented retrospectively.

These patients were followed retrospectively using prospectively implemented databases for three years after their initial sarcoma diagnosis or until death.

The events that occurred may be re-interpreted retrospectively and in the light of the final decision to implement the screening.

In order to implement these results in the German regulations on occupational illnesses, a valid method is needed to retrospectively assess the cumulative ETS exposure in the hospitality environment.

Therefore, any approach that utilizes this information can immediately be implemented but also applied retrospectively to already analyzed samples with the spectral data stored.

Therefore, further works are necessary to verify the downsampling schemes that were retrospectively evaluated in this study, by implementing them and performing real fMRI studies, which is beyond the scope of this paper.

HDD review was implemented in 2004 and was conducted retrospectively to identify HUS cases occurring since 2000 that may have been missed by the first method.

Fortunately, the National Library of Medicine implements changes to the MeSH thesaurus in MEDLINE retrospectively.