The phrase "a low case" is not correct in standard written English.
The correct term is "lowercase," which refers to the smaller form of letters in the alphabet.
Example: "Please write your name in lowercase letters."
Alternatives: "lowercase" or "small letters".
Opportunities for teaching and training are limited because of a low case volume at most centers.
It was true also that there was a high morbidity — that is, lots of people would fall ill from influenza — but there was a low case fatality rate.
The Congressional Budget Office's latest estimates ranged from a low case of 800,000 to a high of 2.4 million, and three private economic measures ranged from about 1 million to 1.5 million.
The uncertainty range is illustrated by a low case (blue) and a high case (red).
The model is shown by a Mid-line (black), and the uncertainty range is illustrated by a Low case (blue) and a High case (red).
Initially, we assume a low case mortality such that χ = 0.08 (infected individuals have a 92% chance of recovery).
While the H1N1v influenza pandemic in 2009 was clinically mild, with a low case-fatality rate, the overall disease burden measured in quality-adjusted life years (QALY) lost has not been estimated.
That two siblings died of HEV71 disease, which has a low case-fatality rate, further strengthens this suspicion.
Compared with the time before the introduction of higher valent PCVs, to date, there is no single '19A-like' serotype emerging across countries and most of the newly emerging non-PCV13 vaccine types are less invasive with a low case-carrier ratio.
Turner, Mason & Company, a Dallas-based engineering consulting firm, projects a low-case forecast of 9.5 million barrels produced domestically by 2022, which would be just short of the record of 9.6 million barrels produced in the United States in 1970.
In contrast, diarrheal and other water-related infectious diseases, although having a comparatively low case fatality rate, have a much higher incidence.
