Competitive running makes a good case study because, to mix athletic metaphors, it has offered a level playing field to women the past two decades in the United States.
"New York, in some sense, is sort of a good case academically" because of its relative wealth, Wachsmuth said.
The high mannose glycans in human serum provide a good case study because there are a relatively fewer compositions relative to complex or hybrid glycans.
The Kazakh example is a good case in point because, first of all, collectivization initiated an exodus of millions of Kazakh nomads and inflicted heavy losses of life; then, a downfall in animal production required a number of years to be compensated.
Israel-based firewall vendor Checkpoint Software is a good case in point because unlike almost every other company in the business of security, it is actually making money today revenues were up 183% to $13.6 million quarter to quarter in the latest reporting (2nd quarter '97), net income up 134% to $6.4 million.
La Guardia is a good case study not necessarily because of the way it is run or because of its delays, though it does often rank among the worst in the country for delays and long taxi times.
The Elephant and Castle provides a good case study, not least because Labour-led Southwark's approach conforms a broad consensus to which all three of the largest political parties subscribe.
The Norwegian hospital sector provides a good case for such research, because of the high frequency of mergers and the availability of reliable longitudinal sickness absence data.
Because a good case can be made from even the most recent past that any successful consumer technology must first be forged in the hot fire of the business environment.
He pointed to a 2011 report from the Transport Committee, which found there was a "good case" for the project "principally because of the substantial improvements in capacity and connectivity that it would provide".
