Sentence examples for cases because it is from inspiring English sources
An advantage of comparing the frequency of group-specific variants is that a variant may be restricted to cases because it is rare, or because its penetrance is sufficiently high that it does not appear among the controls.
It's really good to see Ebola has retreated, but my concern is that we will have more cases because it is not yet eliminated in Guinea".
But some prosecutors say the proposal would block all death penalty cases because it is not possible to remove all doubt.
Finally, Hawaii Housing Authority v. Midkiff is probably the most important of the three cases, because it is the United States Supreme Court's first pronouncement on the meaning of "public use" since Berman v. Parker was decided in 1954.
Retaliation complaints are a growing subset of workplace discrimination cases, because it is often easier for employees to demonstrate that they were retaliated against than that they were victims of discrimination in the first place.
"There has been an attempt by Microsoft, to a large extent successful with the public," Professor Goetz said, "to distinguish this case from traditional antitrust cases because it is in the high-tech field".
He said it was used in some cases because it was the most prudent way to protect the health of the mother.
I don't like to respond on particular cases because it's hard to know if a single case is indicative of a causal relationship.
I feel for them in many cases because it's difficult to be an organist -- young or old -- today.
Sophistical syllogistic is another special case, because it is directed towards deception and prefers to use falsehood as its material.
