The phrase "a pseudo case" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing a situation or example that is not genuine or real, often in academic or analytical discussions.
Example: "In our analysis, we will consider a pseudo case to illustrate the potential outcomes without relying on actual data."
Alternatives: "a fictitious case" or "a simulated case".
Last year he referred to the allegations as a "pseudo-case" and as a political plot against him.
Genotype associations were tested using pseudo case-control analysis with correction for HbS using the GenAssoc package (http://www-gene.cimr.cam.ac.uk/clayton/software/).ac.uk/clayton/software/
In those cases, a pseudo selected reaction monitoring (pseudo-SRM) with three ions was used instead.
Oxidation was efficiently achieved as analysed by HPLC and followed in all cases a pseudo first order kinetics.
If this was the case, then a pseudo V1 lead could be calculated by storing an equation within the transformLead element.
The "5.A" haplotypic variant, representing a combination of allele 5 of D17S798 and the "A" allele of SNP rs28936, had 43.8 expected pseudo-cases vs 22.5 expected pseudo-controls, which suggested a deleterious effect of this variant.
Propranolol decay follows a pseudo first-order reaction in most cases.
For a quantitative trait, we simply dichotomize the phenotype at the median, creating "pseudo-cases" and "pseudo-controls", which can then be analyzed in the same way.
We pool the three types of nuclei into a joint analysis which looks for haplotype variants that are significantly more (or less) frequent in the pseudo-cases than in the pseudocontrols.
In type-3 nuclei, we define the pseudo-cases to be the two haplotypes found in the proband, and the pseudocontrols to be those found in the proband's matched control.
We randomly selected 1,480 subjects from pooled shared controls as pseudo-cases and kept the remaining 1,458 samples as pseudo-controls.
