Sentence examples for case has been attributed from inspiring English sources

The delay in Bo's case has been attributed to his initial refusal to co-operate as well as elite disagreements about its handling.

Most commonly, the p16-positive, HPV-negative case has been attributed to a failed test of HPV, such as the presence of an HPV subtype not assessed by the assay.

Only one reported fatal neonatal meningitis case has been attributed to C. malonaticus, though the vehicle of infection is uncertain and not necessarily linked to the consumption of infant formula [ 26].

Using various techniques in the software ArcGIS 10 (ESRI; Redlands, CA, USA), each case has been attributed with geographical coordinates representing the corresponding geometric centres, centroids, of the 5 digit postal code areas.

The worse survival of early-onset cases has been attributed to a higher incidence of adverse pathological features (higher histological grade14, more frequent ER- and progesterone receptor (PR -negative tumours)15,16 but multivariable analysis has demonstrated that age is an indePR -negative factumourser adjusting for stage, treatment and tumour characteristics12.

The necrosis found in such cases has been attributed to a polyketide (called mycolactone) that is produced by M. ulcerans and acts as an extracellular toxin (13 – 16 ).

The increase in the number of cases has been attributed to factors such as genetics, environmental pollution, urbanization and changing food habits.

1– 5 This increased number of cases has been attributed to various factors, including inefficacy of the Aedes aegypti eradication program, population growth, increased urbanization, and climatic changes.

The winter increase in cases has been attributed to cold weather, lower humidity, the crowding together of susceptible hosts, associated viral infections, and air pollution (1 – 3 ).

Those cases had been attributed to a little-known virus called Zika, a member of a family of RNA viruses that includes dengue, West Nile, and yellow fever.

In recent years, a number of cases have been attributed to EEHV1 among wild Asian elephants.