Sentence examples for retrospectively validated from inspiring English sources
It says the bill, which is expected to be passed into law early next week, will mean "persons who, like Mr Wilson, refused to participate on schemes, will have their extensive (and in Mr Wilson's case ongoing) benefits sanctions retrospectively validated, even though they were lawfully entitled to refuse to participate on the schemes at the time".
By confirming co-expression of TH-GFP and biocytin, we retrospectively validated recorded cells to be dopaminergic.
Using a few initial measurements, we constructed robust patient-specific models of PCa immunotherapy, which were retrospectively validated by clinical trial results.
In summary, we have presented and retrospectively validated a novel personalized mathematical model of short-term effects of vaccination on PCa.
The utility of the predictor was retrospectively validated on data sets from patients diagnosed with MM and treated with high dose melphalan as well as on a control study of patients with DLBCL never treated with melphalan.
The model was retrospectively validated using observed pharmacokinetic data from an independent phase III study of (neo)adjuvant trastuzumab (HannaH).
We motivate and retrospectively validate this approach using engineering test cases from the design and construction of the Walt Disney Concert Hall.
To retrospectively validate the American Society for Reproductive Medicine ASRMM) guidelines/recommendations concerning endocrine evaluation in a cohort of white European men presenting for couple's infertility.
The design of the plant at the Department of Nuclear Medicine of the University of Cologne, built in 2001, was based on assumptions about the individual discharge of activity from patients, which we can now retrospectively validate.
These additional mutations and electrophysiological determinations retrospectively validate again our ztz240-KCNQ2 binding model.
The main objective was to retrospectively validate a treatment practice, which is not completely in line with current recommendations [ 1].
