Effective virus introductions may or may not lead to an outbreak (i.e., at least one polio case) depending on the population immunity level in the receiving subpopulation and the kinetics of the initial infections relative to the seasonally changing R0.
Each interview took an average of one to three hours per case, depending on the subject's experience (the longest took 17 hours).
And, frankly, there are going to be different dispositions of the case depending on the situation.
"Providence" (1977, script by David Mercer) is a borderline case, depending on how you interpret the wolfman.
This normally equals the total number of tricks available to both sides, but that is 19, 20 or 21 in this case, depending on the defense.
That may change in Ancelotti's case, depending on what happens at Real Madrid between now and the end of the season.
One man's wise assertion of the virtues of union and federal authority is another's corrupting encroachment — and to Jackson, either could be the case depending on the issue.
There are two contradictory sets of questions in the case, depending on who is asking, and Ms. Garbus pursues them all.
The pool of beneficiaries could be smaller or larger than the number of plaintiffs in the case, depending on how many retired players with neurological problems come forward.
The agency says those crops may be considered salvageable case by case, depending on such factors as what contaminants, like sewage, were upstream of the flooded fields.
Although the United States Constitution's supremacy clause ordinarily allows federal law to, in essence, trump a state law that conflicts with it, Mr. Bolick said that was not always the case, depending on "the strength of the state interest".
