Sentence examples for berlin cases from inspiring English sources

However, based on the information from the writings of contemporaneous psychiatrists on their experience in the combat zone hospitals it is likely that they dealt with the less chronic cases, whereas the Berlin cases often came to admission after a protracted course of several months up to over a year.

In the Berlin case records, we did not find evidence of post-traumatic syndromes as defined by the current diagnostic manuals.

The one Berlin case of 'traumatic neurosis' also falls in this category because the symptoms were explained as consequences of a severe spinal injury which may explain why Bonhoeffer, who otherwise opposed Oppenheim's theory, authorised the use of this term for this patient.

The Berlin case files include detailed descriptions of symptoms, their course during admission, a thorough clinical examination (including an in-depth neurological and cognitive assessment), interviews of family members and detailed assessments by other specialists such as ENT surgeons, dermatologists, neurologists and general physicians.

BERLIN — The case of the businessman who taught his dog to raise his paw at the command "Hitler" may never go down in the annals of Third Reich history as consequential, but it has given people here a reason to laugh, not at the nation's sinister deeds but at those who were responsible.

Figure 4 illustrates the adaptation of the model to the Berlin-Adlershof case study.

In two of the three cases (Berlin & Hessen), the emergence of chaplaincy from the practical context of the prison has led to a flexible, bottom-up accommodation of national requirements.

Yet this was not quite the case: Berlin sought to warn against the dangers of idealism, and chasten it, so as to save it from itself and better defend it against cynicism.

Experiments in the screw cap vessels showed very low loss due to this phenomenon (less than 1% after 72 hours), while other literature results are higher, for example 2.9% after 24 hours in the case of Berlin et al. [ 8], and indeed 7% or less in one hour in the case of Decker et al. [ 16].

Berlin reported on a case where a plaintiff claimed that a radiologist's behaviour in being overworked constituted "reckless behaviour", leading to the radiologist failing to diagnose breast cancer on a screening mammogram, as a result of a "wanton disregard of patient well-being by sacrificing quality patient care for volume in order to maximise revenue" [36].

Sometimes, of course, there are sound reasons for the choice - it would be hard to argue with the Bush quartet playing late Beethoven quartets or Schnabel the piano sonatas; in the cases of Isaiah Berlin and Ernst Gombrich these were also the performances they grew up with.