Sentence examples for cases that were observed from inspiring English sources

♮Inter-epidemic period refers to cases that were observed outside defined epidemic periods.

Nineteen of 41 cases that were observed for more than 1 year after rejection had a clear graft at 1 year and 4 of 7 cases that were observed for more than 3 years after rejection had a clear graft at 3 years.

If such a system had been in prospective use at the time, detection of these periods could have been an opportunity for remedial action, potentially preventing some of the subsequent cases that were observed.

In addition, the high proportion of MB cases that are observed suggests that delays in diagnosis may be common.

Although the prevalence of hysterectomy in our control group is a little lower than in the North Carolina population, this difference would not explain the entire increase in cases that was observed.

Two regions of the chromosome arm showed AI values greater than the background range of 10-22% (mean 17%) of informative cases that was observed with five markers spanning 6q21-q25.2.

In this particular case, the signal that was observed matches the one expected from the merger of a pair of black holes.

Consequently, the concave and convex surfaces that are observed in case in NgoL are absent in case of BsuL.

Marsh said that obesity levels began to rise significantly in the 1980s and could already be contributing to increasing numbers of dementia cases that are being observed today.

The intent-to-treat (ITT) analyses are presented here with cases that were not observed because of attrition coded to the negative outcome.

So they [the cooling towers] were treated last weekend, you would hope that in the course of the next few days we would begin to see a drop-off in the number of cases, and if that is observed then we can be more confident that these cooling towers are the source," he said on BBC Radio Scotland.