Sentence examples for as further case from inspiring English sources

This research will also support the body of evidence around networks in health that is being accumulated, as further case studies are currently underway in Kenya, Bangladesh and Assam, India.

Without Virchow's work, those articles would have described the disease as further cases of alveolar colloid.

As a further case study the reactor cooling system of one of the processes is analyzed.

And - in what might be seen by some as a further case of "squeezing the middle" - it will be schools serving middle-class families that stand to lose the most.

However, very small ΔE(S1 T1) energy separations are related to small radiative rates or small oscillator strengths of the S1 → S0 transitions due to the (required) small HOMO LUMO overlap, as discussed in a further case study.

Our use of mass antibiotic treatment as an epidemic control measure appears to have been successful, inasmuch as no further cases of invasive GAS disease have been reported from either facility at the time of writing (February 2003).

Furthermore, the genitive pronouns may take a further case suffix, as in the example: :gorun nganing-gin-ba :house my- :'to my house' This would be prohibited by the restriction against case stacking in Wagiman if the genitive -gin were a case suffix.

That creates the potential to unearth more evidence of wrongdoing, increasing the possibility that the case could be used as a template for further cases.

The government voted in July for the extension of EU anti-dumping measures on Chinese wire rod products, and says it will consider further cases as they arise.

Although that interpretation has been confirmed as the law in further cases, it has been argued by Professor John Mee that Viscount Sumner was instead merely reconfirming the general principle that acceptance by the trustee (whether of a half-secret or fully secret trust) must take place within the testator's lifetime.

As of May 2006, no further cases had been detected, a finding at odds with the notion of permanent colonization.