The phrase "a case that falls" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in legal or analytical contexts to refer to a situation or example that meets certain criteria or conditions.
Example: "In legal terms, we must consider a case that falls under the jurisdiction of the federal court."
Alternatives: "a situation that qualifies" or "an instance that meets".
Any case that falls into the "this and so" category is one for which parallelizing will yield correct assertions.
TAF was calculated as follows: TAF = ∑ (sTAF) = ∑AF i *P i, where AFi is the attributable fraction for the outcome variable for a specific stratum, and Pi represents the proportion of all cases that fall within this stratum.
Total attributable fraction (TAF) was calculated as follows: where AFi is the attributable fraction for smoking at first antenatal visit for a specific stratum (here: educational level), and P irepresents the proportion of all cases that fall in this stratum.
The criteria are considered by an eight-member Special Circumstances Committee in the District Attorney's office, which reviews all cases that fall under one of the 19 categories of special circumstances set by state law.
Roger Merrick, the director of Public Safety Investigations at the Nova Scotia Department of Justice, was directly involved with helping to run CyberSCAN the investigative unit that was created to look into all cases that fell under the CSA's guidelines.
The first method, usually referred to as the "n" method, uses the number of all cases that fall into clusters as the estimator of clustered cases.
"This was not a case that was determined on the margin, it was not a close case, it was not a well-argued case that fell down on the balance of probabilities," he said.
This is an important point, as there are many cases that fall into a grey zone, where it is difficult to decide whether patients are capable of making autonomous choices and giving informed consent [ 9, 10].
And some incontrovertible mathematical results indicate that, in the cases that fall under (a), (b), or (c), our probabilities will converge to the truth anyhow.
Hilary B. Rosen, president of the Recording Industry Association of America, says that the Copyright Act is a "strict liability" law that prohibits all copying, except in cases that fall under the fair use doctrine.
The third step is to recover a scalar score for each population, based on the fraction of the cases that fall in the side of the partition boundary (cut) that contains positive controls.
