The phrase "as shown in the cases" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to specific examples or instances that have been previously mentioned or illustrated in a text.
Example: "The results of the experiment were consistent with the findings, as shown in the cases presented earlier in the report."
Alternatives: "as demonstrated in the examples" or "as illustrated in the instances".
Before the release of the patch, the infection rate of virus is almost 1, as shown in the cases of shockwave, Blaster Worm, and the APT virus in 2012.
BHK cells had a tendency to propagate field CDV strains more efficiently than HmLu cells as shown in the cases of strains 50Cbl, Th12 and 81ND (Table 1) and strain 007Lm.
Additionally, as shown in the cases of Italy and Spain, especially in NHS countries there is rather a trend towards more decentralization of decision making on benefits, delegating to regions the autonomy to offer certain benefits in addition to nationally defined health baskets [ 26, 27].
The regional heterogeneity of gene conversion pattern may indicate natural selection diversifying the substrate specificities of CYP1A1 and CYP1A2 has been maintaining the high paralogous divergence in those conversion-repressed regions, as shown in the cases of Drosophila transporter genes and yeast heat shock protein genes [ 36, 37].
The peril, as shown in the case of Mr. Lin, comes if China thinks it can address AIDS simply by handing out pills.
As shown in the case study presented, the results can then be evaluated using multi-objective analysis techniques.
As shown in the case study, a large OPF calculation delay is verified allowable for the proposed control scheme.
Benzoate is known for its mutagenic ability, as shown in the case of yeast mitochondrial DNA (Piper 1999).
Finally, 3D DIC measurements may be useful in detecting subcritical damage as shown in the case of the pre-preg joint.
In the same way, H-bonds can be utilized for such sensing purposes, as shown in the case of Escherichia coli.
