The term "case profile" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to a summary or overview of a particular case, often used in legal or medical contexts. Example: The lawyer presented a detailed case profile to the jury, outlining the key facts and evidence that would be presented during the trial.
An attempt was made to construct empirical relationships between the parameters defining relative case depth and fatigue strength of the steel based on failure at 106 cycles, and it was concluded that a power model could be used to represent the relationship between case profile and fatigue performance of carburized specimens within the testing limits of the study.
In the first step, we identify, in each case profile, the set of genes that are dysregulated when compared to controls (Figure 1B, see Methods).
Given a set of expression profiles labeled as cases and another set of controls, DEGAS aims to detect subnetworks in which multiple genes are dysregulated in the cases, while allowing for distinct affected gene sets in each case profile.
Additional case profile classifications were made using the original Moroccan training set with outliers removed: excluding the four misclassified individuals (the four lowest red points in Fig. 1) or these four plus the eight samples showing below average likelihoods (two red and six green points close to the midline).
Measurements were taken on those who worked closest to noise sources to provide a "worst case" profile.
Aberrations were scored whenever the case profile and the standard reference profile at 99% confidence did not overlap.
4. Write case profiles for segments of a television exposé program.
This case profiles the qualitative research conducted by Harvard sociologist Kathryn Edin and others on MTO teens.
Colette's murder was the first case profiled on the BBC's Crimewatch when it launched in June 1984.
The Healthy Buildings case profiles Janet Rodriguez, CEO and founder of Healthy Buildings, a green building materials supplier.
In the next class period, groups reconvene to write case profiles in the style of those presented on television exposé programs.
