The phrase "a case description based" is not correct in English.
Did you mean "a case-based description"? You can use a corrected version when referring to a description that is derived from or focused on a specific case or example.
Example: "The report provides a case-based description of the patient's symptoms and treatment options."
Alternatives: "case-based analysis" or "case-oriented description".
Methodological aspects of classification the natural - language cases descriptions based on linguistic analysis of subject area are under discussion.
The qualitative part includes a case description and a case analysis.
To control for reflexivity bias, at least two researchers read and reviewed the material in-depth and summarised the content of each case into a concise description based on a uniform template that factually described the case and noted observations or comments on the case.
We therefore set out to estimate the age risk function with a versatile description based on step functions, and to investigate whether dietary exposure alone could explain the age distribution of cases.
As said above, this case description is based on a particular narrative presented by a paramedic student in a further education program, but other students have described similar forms of misunderstandings.
§For case-patients reporting contact with a confirmed case-patient, or contact with case-patient X (see text for full description), based on time from last reported contact with case-patient to development of signs and symptoms (n = 16 for case-patients in Survived column; n = 8 for case-patients in Died column; n = 24 for all confirmed case-patients).
We utilized a clinical case description and brief discussion.
Safety assessment studies of deep repositories are often based on a central reference case description of the normal (undisturbed) evolution of the disposal system.
Paracetamol overdoses were confirmed by the case adjudication committee, based on case description of documented overdosing (number of tablets reported taken, empty packs found with the patient, patient or family report of voluntary overdose, etc).
