Sentence examples for case was recognised from inspiring English sources

The case was recognised as an event if no disease-related condition accompanied by CK elevation was confirmed.

"Yet despite the depth of the suffering inflicted on him, and even though his case is recognised as a major miscarriage of justice, the system is now doing its utmost to deny him compensation".

Where cases are recognised or recorded, they are generally seen in isolation and not as part of larger trend".

Most cases were recognised and treated appropriately within 3 hours.

Secondly, health workers need to be trained further to ensure that milder lymphoedema cases are recognised.

No EHF cases were recognised in the communities surrounding the index family.

It is therefore important that cases are diagnosed to subtype level when the first cases are recognised to enable rapid development of genetic test that allows screening of the sire population.

In three cases the need for emergency care was recognised after some time, and this delay was compounded because the request for care could only be delivered by walking to the midwife or traditional birth assistant.

(ref. 30, p.371) The need for training, which included an introduction to relevant theory and principles of self-management, interactive activities and application to real-world case vignettes, was recognised across a range of studies.

The mistake of restricting the analysis on cases without considering the population from which cases originated was recognised almost 50 years ago by Pike and Doll (1965).

The Australian public was shocked by the revelation by a turncoat Russian officer, who claimed that a direct engagement was secretly planned by Russia in case the Confederacy was recognised by Britain.