Sentence examples for retrospectively set from inspiring English sources

With fortuitous timing he brought Brenton back for a sequel, Brenton Brown, just as the 2011 riots were kicking off, though this novel was retrospectively set at the height of the new Labour era, placing Brenton as a jobbing decorator, caught between furious street "soldiers" and WMCBs ("wannabe middle-class blacks") in newly gentrified streets.

The criterion for olfactory discrimination was retrospectively set at a mean of 75% correct responses in a 160-trial session during initial training and discrimination task.

To include these patients the senior consultant (NGJ) corrected these diagnoses by going through these medical records after the registration period, and retrospectively set a diagnosis according to the methods used in this study.

The present study was aimed at analyzing retrospectively sets of consensus and clonal nucleotide sequences determined in our laboratory from FMDV populations subjected to serial cytolytic infections in BHK-21 cells, in the absence or presence of the mutagenic nucleotide analogues FU, R or AZC [ 32, 33, 39, 40] –.

Changing the rules retrospectively would set a dangerous precedent.Fortunately, RegTP's ruling avoids both these pitfalls.

But, when the punch line comes, retrospectively, that set up is funny.

However, a potential weakness of the study was that it used Receiver Operator Characteristics (ROC) analysis to optimise the protocol for each device (number of insensate sites required for DPN detection), and used these retrospectively to set diagnostic thresholds.

The moving pen is set, retrospectively and somewhat nostalgically, alongside the roaming life of the sailor.

trans. in Zadig, and L'Ingenu [1964]) continued this lesson, with a turn from metaphysics to social satire on the corrupt French government (which he prudently set retrospectively in Louis XIV's reign).

But while May appeared to suggest she would seek guarantees, she will also have to deal with the question of the point at which new rules are enacted, and whether they could be set retrospectively to avoid incentivising a spike in immigration.

It is this absence of restraints throughout Traylor's work as a whole that not only embues his work with optimism, but which as well retrospectively helps to set the standard for the tempered optimism we find marking the art of the generation of African-American artists active just prior to and after the Second World War.