Sentence examples for by case from from inspiring English sources

In some states, including New York, hospitals caring for illegal immigrants in life-threatening situations can seek payment case by case, from a program known as emergency Medicaid.

D5: Diagnosis with the dermoscopic image available Case by case, from D1 through D5 the histopathologists were asked to log into the database also a level of diagnostic confidence (LDC), namely, the probability, as scored according to an arbitrary scale, that they 'subjectively' attributed to the given diagnosis [21].

The model, its extension and the identified problems are based on and exemplified by cases from Swedish public organizations.

Although the end of her strike came exactly one month after the Indian Supreme Court struck down absolute legal impunity for armed forces under the AFSPA triggered in part by cases from Manipur many of Sharmila's former supporters have criticised her decision to return to normal life before the Act was struck down entirely.

Although the end of her strike came exactly one month after the Indian Supreme Court struck down absolute legal impunity for armed forces under the AFSPA triggered in part by cases from Manipur many of Sharmila's former supporters have criticized her decision to return to normal life before the Act was struck down entirely.

Although the end of her strike came exactly one month after the Indian Supreme Court struck down absolute legal impunity for armed forces under the AFSPA triggered in part by cases from Manipur many of Irom's former supporters have criticized her decision to return to normal life before the Act was struck down entirely.

This wide range of cases eliminates the bias that may exist in resources populated by cases from single institutions.

This clinical group was complemented by cases from the national patient organization (German Crohn's and Colitis Association/Deutsche Crohn und Colitis Vereinigung, DCCV e.V).V

Unexpectedly, this difference was accounted for entirely by cases from the adjuvant tamoxifen arm of the trial, where the proportions of grade 3 tumours in the good and poor outcome group were 26 and 71%, respectively (P=0.003).

Illustrated by cases from his own practice, Chris Butler (University of Oxford, UK) discussed the typical but clinically heterogeneous features of AD and the tools that can be used to detect them.

There is also an extremely high incidence of UTUC in Taiwan among hemodialysis patients [ 23], which was corroborated by cases from another hospital with added finding of high recurrence [ 24].