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Munson says: "The fact that they've done it retrospectively is just crazy.
The Windows operating system is the largest piece of software ever written, so implementing security retrospectively is a daunting task.
Outside of that study of 80 egg donors, most of the information available about how anonymous donors feel about their donations retrospectively is anecdotal.
The only thing I would have done differently in 1976, retrospectively, is to make the vaccine, promote the vaccine, but not give the vaccine until the last moment but the problem with that is that you may be too late.
Recent information about timing of abuse reported retrospectively is underrepresented in the literature, despite its importance to informing target populations for primary prevention of child abuse and studying effects of child abuse.
Patients with bacteraemia could represent a suitable population to monitor prospectively in clinical practice, as bacteraemia, unlike sepsis, is easily identified retrospectively, is easily distinguished from other non-infectious diseases that cause organ dysfunction and is also easily stratified using the sepsis-related organ failure assessment (SOFA) instrument [31].
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She has proposed a more transparent version, which has retrospectively been inserted into the CETA agreement.
His "very personal perspective, reached retrospectively" was that the city should never have been involved.
The threat of retrospectively being proven 'wrong' was an uncomfortable consideration for some scientist participants.
So I don't want people to retrospectively be regretful.
Retrospectively, it is probably true but not a good reason to prevent innovation.
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