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The phrase "as subsequent cases" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to later legal cases that follow a particular precedent or legal principle.
Example: "The court's decision was influenced by the rulings in earlier cases, as subsequent cases have further clarified the legal standards."
Alternatives: "as later cases" or "as following cases".
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Attack rates (number of subsequent cases of invasive or severe GAS disease divided by number of household contacts, expressed as subsequent cases per 100,000 household contacts) were calculated for subsequent GAS disease among household contacts.
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Scarier yet, things have still not substantially changed at the nation's airports, as two subsequent cases in which box cutters were easily smuggled aboard airliners at Baltimore-Washington and at Philadelphia International for the sake of "making a statement" demonstrated.
This algorithm adjusted for time differences between identification of the index case and development of subsequent cases, as well as adjusted for time needed for remediation and re-habitation.
The reason the stop-and-frisk issues continue to land in Judge Scheindlin's courtroom is that civil rights groups, sometimes at the judge's suggestion, have designated the subsequent cases as "related" to similar cases harking back to the long-closed 1999 lawsuit.
In the United States, a holding by the Supreme Court in the case Atkins v. Virginia, 536 U.S. 304 (2002) bars states from imposing capital punishment on persons with mental retardation, defined in subsequent cases as persons with IQ scores below 70.
It emanates from a concurring opinion in the 1972 Furman v. Georgia case that temporarily put a stop to capital punishment, and has appeared in hundreds of subsequent cases as a rationale for applying a different set of rules in death penalty cases from all others.
We assumed that resource needs for any case-patient would be the same as for subsequent case-patients (that is, that resource needs are linearly related to the numbers of case-patients and their contacts as an outbreak develops).
From the timings of the public health interventions that are shown in Figure 3, it is clear, with the exception of Mukden, 1946, that the control measures were very effective in controlling all outbreaks; any subsequent cases occurred only as a result of infections incurred before the initiation of the control measures.
A slide which was representative for each group was then used as control for the analysis of the subsequent cases.
Their case– staged in part as a form of protest – drew international headlines, but subsequent cases have been more surprising because they involve relative unknowns– not leaders – whomerely participated in protests among hundreds of thousands of others.
Subsequent cases establish that a special counsel like Mr. Mueller is not properly viewed as an inferior officer because Mr. Mueller is not subject to the "supervision" or "direction and control" necessary to be an inferior officer.
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