Sentence examples for run retrospectively from inspiring English sources

The HPLC assay was run retrospectively in all patients on the pre-prodrug enzyme level in order to confirm the estimation attained on the spectrophotometric or Cobas assays.

To facilitate the quantitative evaluations, we plan to extend the functionality of CASE to incorporate an evaluation module allowing the algorithms to be run retrospectively, with analysis carried out for each day in a specified time period.

For this calibration, the daily DYCAST procedure was run retrospectively (once during May 2005) by using dead bird and human case data from May 1 through September 30, 2004 within Los Angeles, Orange, Riverside, and San Bernardino Counties, which contained 664 (85.2%) of 779 statewide cases in 2004.

However, South Africa's second-innings total in a 1906 Johannesburg Test has been retrospectively changed by one run - an alteration supported by a surviving scorebook - which would make Dean Jones's single off the ball before the crucial run.

This was confirmed either by prospective treatment after study enrolment (run-in cohort), or retrospectively, with blood levels of lithium and valproate at screening (non-run-in cohort).

Her grief is always described fleetingly and retrospectively – "I ran a bath… I cried.

When subjects retrospectively reported "running through" a sequential series of letters (such as "LMNO" when prompted with "MO") reaction times correlated nicely with reported length of run-through.

In contrast, the 'online' scenario, that is running a tool not retrospectively but in a real clinical setting, may have different milestones.

But the forwards are only half the story — the sequence of draws has meant that a positive result one way or another was always likely to retrospectively color that run for good or bad.

The community can decide at which point on the spectrum it wishes to extract information and can also retrospectively enhance this by running improved parsers and converters over the archived logfiles and output files.

Both sets of data are routinely collected by practices: Death Audit data retrospectively since 2007 and MIQUEST searches run routinely since 2009.