Sentence examples for cases thought from inspiring English sources

We used these parameters to simulate smallpox transmission, but then iteratively selected transmission parameters so that (1) between 1% and 10% of new infections resulted from casual (random) transmission, and (2) each index case resulted in between two and five secondary cases (thought to be plausible for historic smallpox; [ 8] suggest three secondary cases).

He said that investigators in some cases thought they had more to gain by following the money rather than impounding it.

Across our studies we found that forming opinions before evaluating those offered by others (compared to evaluating first and forming one's own opinion later), carried social costs – participants thought less of the other person's estimates and ideas, and, in some cases, thought the other person was less ethical and intelligent.

Every year wreaths should be laid at a new national monument – working title: the Men-o-taph – that commemorates their courage in the face of the possibility of democracy not returning the result they wanted– and, in some cases, thought they'd paid for.

Judge Sotomayor was a fearless and effective prosecutor while she was here, and I am sure that none of the defendants in her cases thought of her as a "liberal".…Judge Sotomayor is highly qualified for any position in which wisdom, intelligence, collegiality and good character would be assets.

On the other hand, "leprosy" in Europe before 1500 was considered highly contagious, was associated with sexual contact, had hereditary features, and was said to respond to mercury therapy; therefore, it is possible that many cases thought to be leprosy were actually syphilis.

Symptoms of postpartum depression can include feelings of irritability and sadness, anxiety, insomnia and, in extreme cases, thoughts of self-harm.

Six other hemophiliacs with H.I.V. or their families spoke to The Times about despair, discrimination, job loss or in some cases thoughts of suicide.

Common symptoms of depression in childhood include low mood, loss of interest in once enjoyed activities, psychosomatic symptoms and in severe cases thoughts of suicide [ 1].

Feeling sad, hopeless; in some cases, thinking suicidal thoughts.

Similarly, when a corporation experiences turbulent times, and its leaders respond with silence, employees' fears run rampant with worst-case thoughts.