Sentence examples for which retrospectively from inspiring English sources

Drug-induced thrombocytopenia should be treated by withdrawal of the drug concerned, which retrospectively confirms the diagnosis (strong agreement).

In that study, which retrospectively compared patients with at least 25 mm in the tunnel to patients with less than 25 mm in the tunnel, no clinical differences were found at two years after surgery.

We follow the fundamental process for seeking time- and space-dependent seismicity incorporating stress perturbations developed by Toda et al. (2005), which retrospectively applied their method to the evolution of seismicity in southern California and then roughly reproduced the time-space-dependent seismicity patterns.

So in case you were wondering how we did it, here is a guide on how to smuggle drugs across an international border crossing if you're a stupid teenager (which, retrospectively, I would never recommend). .

The cases and controls were both linked to the LHID2000, which retrospectively traced their ambulatory medical visits occurring between 1 January 1997 and 31 December 2011.

Participants were respondents to the Having a Baby in Queensland Survey 2010, which retrospectively assessed consumers' experiences of care during pregnancy, labour and birth, and after birth.

Both platforms have a "kill switch" which can retrospectively delete malicious installed apps from phones.

She has proposed a more transparent version, which has retrospectively been inserted into the CETA agreement.

The FIS said it had informed the International Olympic Committee, which can retrospectively disqualify Vanessa-Mae from the Sochi Olympics.

According to RealClearPolitics.com's count (updated with the 17,036 votes Obama netted yesterday in Montana and South Dakota), Obama tops Clinton by 41,622 in the sanctioned primaries, which now retrospectively include Florida.

Glitter came out on September 11, which has retrospectively been used to justify why it sold so badly, but the relationship with Virgin was problematic and strained from the beginning, and five months later the label reportedly paid her $28m to sever the contract.