Sentence examples for cases dividing from inspiring English sources

Spoon about half of the meat mixture into the pie cases, dividing it evenly.

But the World Health Organization is dissatisfied with the way Taiwan counts its cases, dividing them into "reported," "suspect" and "probable," based on how many symptoms a patient shows.

I can touch that something has changed". At the same time, pent-up feelings that for years were kept hidden under Saddam Hussein's government are now bursting into full view, in some cases dividing families.

But even among death sentence cases, dividing the number of known exonerations by the total number of defendants wouldn't give an accurate estimate of all false convictions.

A second useful measure is the excess absolute risk (EAR), which is computed by subtracting the number of expected cases from the number observed cases, dividing this difference by the sum of observed person-years and then multiplying by 10,000 to obtain the excess of cases in cancer patients compared with the general reference population per 10,000 person-years [ 13, 14].

Usually, the artefacts travelled in bespoke, fortified wooden cases divided between three planes, indemnified for the then-unprecedented amount of £9m (perhaps £135m in today's money).

Fig. 2 Number of cases divided by procedural classes.

Dumont admits that certain cases divide the CERO community.

Dumont admits that certain cases divide the CERO community.

We also calculate the incidence density referred as the total number of cases divided by the total number of person-years of follow-up.

Expected cases were calculated as observed cases divided by the IRR.