Sentence examples for substantial recall from inspiring English sources

McNeil did not alert the F.D.A. until September 2009 and then didn't start a substantial recall until December 2009 — during an F.D.A. inspection of the plant, according to F.D.A. documents.

However, given that the surveys consider current care arrangements only, substantial recall bias is unlikely.

However, findings relating to the onset of injury need to be viewed with caution as it may be very difficult to ascertain the onset of WRMDs without a substantial recall bias.

Obtaining as much information about the adverse effects of quarantine as close to the event as possible was important because a study conducted several months later would have been subject to the limitations of substantial recall bias.

Our mode of assessment using the questionnaires may not be the most precise method because of the possibility of substantial recall bias associated with self reports; however, questionnaires have produced reliable assessments of numerous constructs.

Comparing multiple cohort estimates within the same population allows the validity of prevalence estimates and predictors of alcohol use to be compared when measured using different techniques; if prevalence is accurately reported and not subject to substantial recall and reporting biases, prevalence and predictors should be mostly consistent across studies.

Again, students from Teachers A, B, and D had gains with Question #19, with Teacher D's students demonstrating a more substantial gain (recall that Teacher D had slightly more interactions emphasizing decentralized thought at 13%).

Few people had the foresight to see that this would be a substantial business," recalls Ravi Narain, NSE's managing director and chief executive.

Moreover, there are substantial differences in recall rates between different car manufacturers, suggesting that recall rates may be a useful indicator of process performance in the automotive design-and-production value chain.

Despite the number of studies undertaken to address TRIPP Stages 1 and 2 (injury surveillance, aetiology and mechanism of injury), most triathlon studies have been limited by retrospective designs with substantial, and unvalidated, recall periods, inconsistency in the definitions used for a reportable injury and exposure to injury, or a failure to capture exposure data at all.

We utilize data that have been collected over 35 years (1969 2004) with sample members 25 42 years of age at the final survey and with substantial prospective and recall information on their development through the pre-school, school, and post-school years, as well as on a number of factors that conditioned these experiences.