Sentence examples for basis of their case from inspiring English sources

On April 10 there was a ludicrous update in the trial, when the prosecution came to court presenting a video that was supposed to be the basis of their case but consisted of family photos, trotting horses, and Somali refugees in Kenya.

On the basis of their case records, 30 patients, infected with DOBV, were categorized as having severe disease and 22 as having mild-moderate disease.

"That was the basis of their whole case," Mr. Mills said.

They also noted potential novel susceptibility genes on the basis of their presence in cases, but not controls.

This feature offers useful hints for the functional investigation of uncharacterized transcripts, on the basis of their presence, and in case of their over/under-expression, within genomic regions differentially expressed in a certain biological context.

Similarly, Shane McCarthy (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory, Cold Spring Harbor, USA) described his research showing that, on the basis of their collective frequency in cases and controls, rare structural variants, both inherited and de novo CNVs, are associated with schizophrenia, and that frequent recurrent CNVs (e.g. on 1q21 and 15q13) are associated with schizophrenia in large cohorts.

The applicants believe the prohibition of harassment to entail a general ban on all speech or illustrations that are humiliating or offending to people on the basis of their protected characteristics (in this case their skin colour or ethnic origin).

We define the relative information content (IC) of HPO terms on the basis of their rarity within the BPD case collection.

Since this work forms part of a larger interview study, it is unlikely participants self-selected on the basis of their experiences of making business cases, and we are relatively confident that the findings are not unduly influenced by selection bias.

Note that for most analyses involving spontaneous activity correlations, cells were not discarded on the basis of their reliability scores as in the case of time-tuning analyses.

The more legally complex cases became, the more judges decided cases on the basis of their ideological inclinations.