Sentence examples for case refers to the from inspiring English sources

The reference genome in this case refers to the particular genome to which the reads of the sequencing experiment have been aligned.

A take, in this case, refers to the entirety of the above printed text, acted from beginning to end.

A hematoma is a collection of blood, and epidural in this case refers to the space between the skull and the dura.

In fact, the supreme court's majority opinion in the Hobby Lobby case refers to the "accommodation" as an alternative option for providing contraceptive coverage without co-payments.

Now Hollaback — which in this case refers to the act of responding to harassment on the Web — is expanding its service to mobile devices.

"Structural," in this case, refers to the circumstances that both parties were dealt by the 2008 elections — that is, the makeup of the majorities in Congress and the number of votes commanded by either side.

"It," in that case, referred to the reality that some people are gay.

No longer were they to refuse absolution (forgiveness of sins) or have their case referred to the local bishop.

When an unduly lenient sentence is then passed and the victim cannot have their case referred to the attorney general, because the scheme is outdated, justice has failed.

The other UK case referred to the grand chamber this week involves three men who attempted to carry out suicide bombings in the London Underground on 21 July 2005.

Carnivores in this case refer to the wolves, grizzlies, wolverines, and mountain lions, which help regulate the entire ecosystem by keeping deer and elk populations in check.