Sentence examples for cases disappeared from inspiring English sources

One of the hopeless cases disappeared halfway through the assignment, never to be heard from again.

But in a clinical trial of eighteen service-members with lower-limb amputations, in which six were given mirror therapy and the twelve others were evenly divided between two control therapies (a covered mirror and mental visualization), the six who used the mirror reported that their pain decreased (and, in some cases, disappeared altogether).

Since 1970, more than half of the 121 species studied have declined in numbers or, in some cases, disappeared from parts of Europe.

During the middle of the 20th century, examination of the maps and photographs from the previous century provided clear evidence that the 150 glaciers known to have existed in the park a hundred years earlier had greatly retreated, and in many cases disappeared altogether.

EV71 nucleotide of 36.36% cases disappeared simultaneously both in throats and feces, 39.39% cases showed longer persistence of EV71 nucleotides in feces, and 21.21% were longer in throats.

Generally, ACE1 consistently appeared to have some level of association that, in most cases, disappeared after various corrections for statistical analyses were made or only remained significant when secondary (for example, gene-gene interaction) analyses were conducted [ 16, 18- 20].

But this kind of interaction is often different with e-books, she said, and in some cases, disappears.

The day a person with a disability turns 22, funding for them is drastically curtailed and in some cases disappears altogether.

Horseshoe crabs and skate egg cases disappear from beaches, red tides expand, fishermen poach glass eels, wild salmon vanish, insecticides and plastic pollute the Sargasso Sea, right whales swim toward extinction, all because of us.

President Obama hasn't used his hundred days to back off of the Bush Administration's practice of using the state-secrets privilege as a magic wand for making torture cases disappear from the courts — quite the opposite.

However, as with many natural disasters like those in Haiti and Aceh, the immediate international support only goes so far and in many cases disappears as swiftly as it arrives.