The phrase "a case stage" is not commonly used in written English and may not be clear without context.
It could potentially be used in legal or project management contexts to refer to a specific phase or level in a process.
Example: "During the case stage of the trial, both parties presented their evidence to the jury."
Alternatives: "a case phase" or "a case level".
The following information was obtained: date of birth, date of diagnosis (if a case), stage at diagnosis (if a case), date of death (if a case), and complete screening history including dates of invitations and attendances, and outcomes of attendances.
date of birth, date of diagnosis (if a case), stage at diagnosis (if a case), date of death (if a case), and complete screening history including dates of invitations and attendances, and outcomes of attendances.
This improves on the simple version of the argument in having both a fuller base case stage and a fuller spreading step.
To report a case of stage IV macular hole associated with ruptured retinal arterial macroaneurysm.
We present a case of staged hybrid valve repair followed by surgical replacement for a high-risk patient with mitral regurgitation and aortic regurgitation.
The fission yeast serves as an excellent model system to study a case of stage-specific MT reorganization during cell differentiation.
In the past week, a dozen people, mostly Americans and Canadians from Students for a Free Tibet, have been detained and deported after they unfurled Tibetan flags or, in one case, staged a "die in" at Tiananmen Square.
It seemed that it was difficult for a neuropathologist to stage a case as being in stage II III, if NFTs were observed in temporal or occipital cortices.
In approximately 24% of cases, no information was available and in a further 16% of cases, stage could not be assigned.
"It takes a long time to get a case to the stage where a CCRC application is feasible," says Price, and it can take years for it to progress through the system.
Our aim was to report a case of diffuse stage III xanthogranulomatous pyelonephritis and the diagnostic difficulties found in relation to the differential diagnoses.
