Sentence examples for ability of the case from inspiring English sources

If you doubt the attention-getting ability of the case, keep in mind that it is the brainchild of Adrienne Maloof, of "The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills" fame.

Another reason for the absence of significant reductions in total costs may be the ability of the case managers to meet the individuals' unmet needs.

(Mentor) A key training need that emerged at a relatively late stage of the study related to the ability of the case managers to identify and act on needs.

(Carer, A06) While a potential benefit of being based in primary care was the ability of the case manager to liaise with colleagues in the event of concerns about individual patients and carers, there was little evidence of this happening in practice.

" I' ve been pretty impressed by the ability of the case managers to assess and manage some people who have not always been that straight forward, by any means, and these are people who are supposed to have, you know, these are people who have I suppose moderate degrees of depression, but they' ve got complicated life problems as well, some of them have been in crisis, and they' ve managed them.

The ability of the cases to contribute to a realistic simulation was discussed.

The duration and intensity of exposure to the index case may depend on the familial relationship, traditional roles of caring for ill relatives, ability of the index case to cough, ventilation in the house, to name a few.

To pool study-specific estimates of predictive ability in the case of full cohort data, it has been suggested to weight by the number of events in each study [ 25, 26].

If they were not being humiliated, then Pakistan were being shown up by two batsmen one of whose natural ability, in the case of Wells, has not been matched by achievement, and the other who had never opened before.

It's the size of their debt issuance and the ability, in the case of Fannie and Freddie, to guarantee mortgage-backed securities that has Congress worried.

The ability of the self-controlled case series method to control for confounding both measured and unmeasured will be of particular practical value in pharmacoepidemiology.