Sentence examples for a historical case from inspiring English sources

Thorne has written about rape and sexual abuse in This Is England as well as on stage, but creating the first post-Yewtree drama was perhaps a more sensitive process – taking in not just the complexities of prosecuting a historical case, but the actions of the police, the media circus and the understandably hazy memories of the victims.

A historical case that has been extensively discussed is the case of the hapless mesosome.

Let me start with a historical case, and compare it with a recent one in which similar features are visible.

Also, we do not base our research on projections or scenarios, but we take a historical case study approach.

The transformation perspective is illustrated with a historical case study, the hygienic transition from cesspools to integrated sewer systems in The Netherlands.

A historical case study on ERP (enterprise resource planning) software is presented, showing how one firm (SAP AG) used design innovation to serve internationally heterogeneous markets.

To determine how nurse-driven, protocol-based weaning compared with usual physician-directed weaning for discontinuation of mechanical ventilation (MV) in patients ventilated for more than 48 hours, Tonnelier and colleagues [ 16] compared a prospectively studied protocol group with an historical, case matched control group (n = 104 each).

Further research will be necessary in order to answer "chicken or egg" questions, as well as those related to function and pathogenicity: an historical case in point is ApoE that was identified as an AD risk factor over 20 years ago yet for which function and mechanistic pathogenicity is still not completely understood.

Like "Dick, Andrew Flemingg's 1999 spoof of Watergate, it seems to labor under the delusion that a historical event, in this case the Bay of Pigs invasion, is unfinished business with an inside story that still hasn't been told.

If you could find a historical example of reporting — one case, multiple stories — in the language of character and morality, in which the general details of the crime were similar, his argument would be more convincing.

A real mean bunch!" A recent historical case study and parallel is also instructive and sobering.