Sentence examples for cases can arise from inspiring English sources

And the question whether jurors understand the burdens of proof in capital cases can arise in any death penalty state.

Three different cases can arise.

If the node is the receiver, four cases can arise, based on the value of the Packet Type field.

In a real image, some pathological cases can arise when the two centers of mass are not properly positioned and in general do not respect the mutual nearness.

These cases can arise when a drug blocks other ion channels: particularly susceptible are INa (fast sodium channel) and ICaL (the l-type calcium channel).

Measuring the incidence and prevalence of a disease requires an unbiased, general population-based sample from which the cases can arise and be counted.

Thus, according to Russell, the only time a Frege-style case can arise is when Russell's solution in terms of different definite descriptions will be applicable.

This case can arise only when the wormhole nodes are neighbours to each other, i.e. wormhole link of length (< 2R), in which, an alternate path within a maximum of four hops may exist.

The lagged dependent variable Δ 4 w t − 1 is aimed at capturing persistence in wage dynamics, which for instance can arise in case of wage rigidities (see also Schmieder and von Wachter 2010, for micro evidence).

We show how Takens' theorem is a special case of our more general Theorem 2 (below) and by following the structure of Takens' original proof we clarify the logic and highlight the restrictions and special cases (non-generic cases) that can arise in its application to real world systems.

In such cases, pneumothorax can arise secondary to rupture of the necrotic neoplastic tissue into the pleural cavity (Fig. 15, a-d), rupture of a subpleural bleb or formation of interstitial air due to partial bronchial obstruction by the tumour, complication of radiation therapy (Fig 16, a c) or chemotherapy [41].