Sentence examples for those retrospectively from inspiring English sources

The currently prospectively studied clinical risk factors in time closely agree with those retrospectively found by us before, even in longitudinal analysis [ 8, 15].

eAs substantial results are the same whether or not we exclude those who retrospectively indicate having experienced some unemployment in 2008/2009, we leave those who experienced unemployment in 2008/2009 in both treatment and control group.

At any rate, it's hard to distinguish between the actual effects of our actions on our babies and the meaning we ascribe to those actions retrospectively.

Data were collected in those patients retrospectively, as they referred to what occurred previous to the moment when they answered the questionnaire elaborated.

These numbers, while slightly higher in comparison with those obtained retrospectively in this study (which was expected due to recall bias) confirm the importance of the risks taken during a trip by travelers.

Both those teams have retrospectively retired from the last four regattas in the America's Cup World series for the 45-foot versions of the wing-powered catamarans.

Baruch's basic error seems to lie in a decidedly one‐sided assessment of risk: the supposed im mediate risks of compromises with the Soviets apparently loomed very large; but retrospectively, those short run risks do not seem to have been properly weighed against the long run risks of an uncontrolled arms race.

Of course, retrospectively, those astonishing drawings that he brought back from the Japanese prison camps; and then the comedy of St Trinians and Molesworth; more reportage from refugee camps; wonderful caricature, particularly in the theatre, and then over years of world travel what amount to wholesale caricatures of cities and countries; years of satire in the pages of Le Monde.

When data from those centers enrolling retrospectively were excluded, no significant difference in the frequency of ALI development (p = 0.665) was found comparing the prospective US sites to the entire US cohort.

This issue is one where we have done a considerable amount of analysis, and the results should be eye-opening to those looking largely retrospectively at the evolution of energy provision and end use technologies and policies.

Data on those trainings were retrospectively investigated to measure the effect of training on performance of trainees in the form of post test assessment.