A major difficulty with this 'top down' interpretation is that in many instances it has been discovered (retrospectively) that substantial change away from high risk behaviours occurred before the formal health education campaigns actually began.
Unfortunately, we could not influence any of these factors retrospectively; that is the nature of the retrospective design of the study.
The "Me" is a cognitive object, which is only known retrospectively, that is, on reflection.
But, when the punch line comes, retrospectively, that set up is funny.
Only retrospectively, that is, only through the stories that will arise from their deeds and performances, will their identity become fully manifest.
Jordison stated retrospectively, "that's where we got into a war" citing the lack of a break for himself and Gray.
First, we asked for respondents' evaluations retrospectively, that is based on a complaint made up to 12 months ago.
As with any chart review, there are limitations to the information available retrospectively that could have affected treatment decisions, such as accurate assessment of HER2 status.
I fully admit that the fear was decidedly not rational, because there was no particular reason for any judgment (who knew me and who cared? It was New York!) Furthermore, I don't believe retrospectively that I looked especially bizarre or off-putting.
The Supreme Court of Florida has construed the portion of the statutory oath printed in italics as follows: 'We think the pertinent clause, despite its ungrammatical construction was meant to apply retrospectively and that it should be read as if it had been written 'I have not lent and will not lend' * * *.' State v. Diez, 97 So.2d 109, 109.
