Sentence examples for cases especially of from inspiring English sources

Cancer remains one of the most deadly diseases worldwide with the number of cases – especially of melanoma – steadily increasing [ 1].

Using the present approach to analyze various clinical cases, especially of outbreaks of infectious diseases with as-yet unidentified causative agents, may lead to the discovery of novel bacteria that are currently not known to be pathogenic to humans.

It becomes much more challenging for patient cases, especially for segmentation of different types of soft tissues with low contrast.

(Ms Wade) On the first question what you are talking about is public interest, and especially when I was editor of the News of the World, and obviously I have only been editor of the Sun for a short time but I am sure it will come up, emotive words like "subterfuge" and "entrapment" are used in the case especially of News of the World investigations.

About 20 years after their first collaboration, all these musicians -- on drums, saxophones and guitar, respectively -- have worked on one interesting project after another, both doing jazz proud and stretching the possibilities (in Mr. Frisell's case especially) of where a jazz musician can take his career.

Additionally, it seems to be worth incorporating the monitoring of age-group specific ILI cases, especially those of children, to enhance the performance of the approach [ 6, 46].

Here, some in local government point out that in some cases, especially those of teenagers, adoption is not appropriate.

One argument against it is that it makes causation intrinsic to the pair C and E, but some cases, especially cases of double prevention, show that causation is extrinsic.

When using expert opinion to assess hepatic cases, especially cases of serious liver injury, it is probably advantageous to use three experts to increase the chances of a majority opinion.

A1 Cardinal Responds to Critics Cardinal Bernard F. Law of Boston issued a letter to parishes defending his actions in the handling of clergy sexual abuse cases, especially the case of the Rev. Paul R. Shanley.

The measurement of the SN tumor penetrative depth was difficult in many cases, especially in case of extensive tumor deposits.