The phrase "amongst cases" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to being included or situated within a group of cases, often in legal or medical discussions.
Example: "The study examined the differences in treatment outcomes amongst cases of varying severity."
Alternatives: "among cases" or "within cases".
Our decision to control for medical history was justified because the distribution of comorbid disease was not randomly distributed amongst cases and controls.
The studied rivers are characterized by a highflows period in spring due to snowmelt, although differences in the role of snow and consequently in the timing of flows are observed amongst cases.
In this case-control study, Thursz et al. showed that HBV virus carriage was significantly increased amongst cases of severe malaria compared to matched controls.
With regard to sub-phenotypes, our data show that the weighted genetic risk score was higher amongst cases with an earlier-onset of psoriasis and with a family history of disease.
These differences in treatment seeking are well in line with the fact that P. vivax episodes were more commonly detected amongst cases presenting to the health centre, while P. falciparum episodes dominated during study visits (Lin & Mueller, personal communication).
We found no strong statistical evidence of any differences in log PSA level by genotype (mean log PSA differences comparing AA versus TT were −0.07 and −0.06 amongst cases and controls, respectively).
(Interview with research team member) At the outset of the feasibility study, espoused commitment to the intervention was high amongst case managers, participating practices and research team members.
4 No discrepancy amongst 1289 cases (327 cases used in training set) 5 Two discrepancies amongst 652 cases (182 cases used in training set) 6 One discrepancy amongst 1,926 genotype cases (524 cases used in training set).
We have no confirmation from the RMP that the case of Serdar Mohammed is amongst these cases.
The last formal Cambodian TB drug resistance survey was performed in 2000 2001 (5) and found a prevalence of any drug resistance of 10.1% amongst new cases and 16.6% amongst previously treated cases.
WHO estimates suggest an MDR rate of under 3% amongst new cases and 20 40% amongst previously treated TB cases[ 48].
