Sentence examples for a marked case from inspiring English sources

If a speaker is choosing to use performative verbs or another lexical resource that could lead to dual process interpretation, this is a marked case and should be at least noted in the analysis, as moments in which syntactic and semantic streams diverge may in themselves be of linguistic importance.

The Royal College of General Practitioners adopted the borderline group methodology in the MRCGP examination in 2010, and also included the 13th clinical scenario as a marked case.

However, they noted that carrying out chart reviews of all marked cases was remarkably time-consuming.

Data from the first set of interviews (conducted after the markers had marked a set of formatively marked cases) was used iteratively to modify the approach and structure of the second set of interviews (after the marking of a set of summatively marked cases four months later).

Infection, including ascending and haematogenous infections, was the primary factor in 23 cases with a marked decrease of cases in 2000 2009 compared with 1989 1999 (1.1 vs 4.5 cases/10 000 births, respectively), a difference that reached significance (p=0.05).

A recent analysis of HMIS data in Zambia showed a significant decrease in the absolute number of facility-confirmed malaria cases and a marked decrease in case-fatality rates in patients < 5 years of age, which is concurrent with introduction of malaria control interventions during 2007 2008.

72 73 In more marked cases of atrophy, exercise performance in a state of vascular occlusion has been demonstrated to have positive hypertrophic effects.

He said: "One of the most marked cases is that diplomats are not allowed to engage in business and we know Middle Eastern embassies where they do little else.

A marked increase in case numbers was reported at the end of 2009 and in the beginning of 2010 199 ).

A marked increase in case numbers of both vivax and falciparum malaria occurred from 2001 through 2002, showing an 8.9-fold increase for P. falciparum.

In Germany, Scheideman [ 25] reported that although EFE cases were seen throughout the year, a marked increase in cases was evident during the period between December and April.