Sentence examples for by a recent case from inspiring English sources

Biases frequently affect patient care: "premature closure" or coming to a diagnosis too quickly and "recency bias," where a doctor is influenced by a recent case or article, just to name a few, are common.

A particularly vivid way to feel the force of Quine's challenge is afforded by a recent case that came before the Ontario Supreme Court concerning whether laws that confined marriage to heterosexual couples violated the equal protection clause of the constitution (see Halpern et al. 2001).

This paper presents such a framework driven by a recent case, in which a defendant was convicted primarily on the basis of audio evidence, but where subsequent analysis of the evidence revealed additional sounds that were not considered during the trial.

As demonstrated by a recent case decided by the U.S. Supreme Court, there are many grey areas.

How vital the stakes can be is illustrated by a recent case handled by CHA involving a woman named Carmen who "had a blood clot in my leg and I was told by the doctors that the clot could travel to my heart or brain at any time.

A specific example of the practical diagnostic use of CRX immunohistochemistry can be provided by a recent case evaluated at Children's Hospital, Boston of a high-grade neoplasm of the pineal region (Fig. 7A).

The method is explained by following a step-by-step procedure and by using a recent case study for western Canada.

A Michigan state lawmaker justified introducing an anti-Sharia bill on Thursday by citing a recent case of female genital mutilation ― a practice scholars and anti-FGM activists say is not tied to Islamic law. .

Even though, as one scholar put it, "FGM has nothing to do with Islam, and Islam has nothing to do with FGM". A Michigan state lawmaker justified introducing an anti-Sharia bill on Thursday by citing a recent case of female genital mutilation ― a practice scholars and anti-FGM activists say is not tied to Islamic law.

Detailing a recent case by the National Cyber Crime Unit, lead officer Stewart Garrick detailed how six hackers used free ads site Gumtree to harvest email addresses, planted malware on victims' machines and eventually stole online banking details.

Running a cafe which is open to the public would almost certainly not be considered to be part of personal life protected by article 8. Indeed, in a recent case the court of appeal suggested that even a ban on smoking in the home might not engage article 8. The case concerned the ban on smoking in Rampton, one of the three high-security psychiatric hospitals in England and Wales.