Sentence examples for retrospectively recognised from inspiring English sources

In the final match of the tour, Toshack found himself opening the bowling for Australia with fellow debutant Ray Lindwall in a match against New Zealand at Wellington that was retrospectively recognised as a Test two years later.

The event was retrospectively recognised as an Olympic contest by the International Olympic Committee in 1912, and the medals won by the teams were upgraded to Gold for Great Britain and Silver for France.

It is worth noting, though, that the efficacy and effectiveness of means can only be fully recognised retrospectively.

Retrospectively, it has been recognised that ORR may not be an informative end point in studies of targeted agents for advanced HCC (Llovet et al, 2008a).

Retrospectively, we can recognise everything that was wrong with it.

When this bias was recognised, inclusion was retrospectively terminated as of 30.06.09 (confer corresponding entry in ISRCTN registration).

It is recognised that data collected retrospectively may be subject to variability in reporting from different clinicians and missing data.

The insurrection can be recognised as an event of radical change only retrospectively, if the rules of political recognition and participation are re-arranged.

An initial severity score suggesting a mild poisoning might allow doctors to relax with unfortunate results, as recognised by the IPCS/EC/EAPCCT poison severity score, which is designed only to be used retrospectively [ 10].

Until the last administration all governments, under whatever pressures, recognised the absolute need for regulatory stability, consulted widely, and above all did not act retrospectively.

I was recognised yesterday.