Sentence examples for cases of excellent from inspiring English sources

The committee's report found that while there were cases of "excellent" officers and charity workers providing social care the system was too "ad hoc" and too often older inmates were having to rely on the goodwill of officers and fellow prisoners to fulfil basic needs.

These extreme cases of excellent multi-tasking might be explained as well by a flexibly-divisible shared resource as by separate, independent resources (for a detailed analysis, see Cowan, 1995).

Further clarification on this point could be sought through the application of single compound amino acid analysis (Corr et al., 2005; Choy et al., 2010) or in cases of excellent preservation, analysis of bone mineral apatite (Fernandes et al., 2012).

It is one thing to imagine a person's mental life not being uniquely fixed by his behaviour, as in the case of excellent actors; it is quite another to imagine a person's mental life not being uniquely fixed by his functional organization.

In the case of excellent or very good results, the decision might be that the plan could be passed with no or minor additions and amendments.

The results indicated that the physico-chemical and Chl a criteria estimated from the relationships between anthropogenic land use and water quality variables were similar to the average values of the corresponding variables in the case of excellent terrestrial ecosystem health.

However, in some cases the presence of excellent hydrophobic residues at the coiled-coil interface is insufficient for folding.

One can scare up a case of the excellent 2001 Trotanoy for about $1,600, which would not buy even a single bottle of the '01 Pétrus.

These new materials exhibited broadened absorption spectra, for instance panchromatic absorbance in case of P3, excellent solubility and thermal stability, and energy levels matching those of the conventional and routinely used donor polymer poly 3-hexyl thiopoly 3-hexyl).

Nevertheless, a good Stayman may be fairly compared to a poisonous Fuji, and in any case, the absence of excellent food in Venice, particularly considering the prices, is inexcusable.

With an increasing number of cases permitting excellent visualisation of both coronary artery lumen and wall, and based on many publications suggesting high sensitivities and specificities for the detection or exclusion of significant coronary stenosis, CT coronary angiography (CTCA) is being adopted into clinical practice more and more frequently.