Sentence examples for cases to remember from inspiring English sources

To use hospital control is one way of minimizing the impact of recall bias because the controls would generally have the same incentive as the cases to remember events in the past [ 60].

Decorate pillow cases to remember the party.

But it is good in any case to remember that the Internet does not offer investors a superhighway around the market's ups and downs.

We noted that in Scenario 1, users found it difficult to express common-sense semantic relations about the concept and, in some cases, even to remember what semantically characterizes that concept.

He added: "The thing that's important about this case is to remember that the child got the treatment".

But as the MPs' report pointed out, ministers have all too often dodged the issue in diplomatic settings, even in one case failing to remember whether or not human rights had been discussed during a business delegation to Egypt.

In those cases, you have to remember which way you were turning, and turn another quarter in that direction.

In considering these cases, we have to remember that Semenya and Pistorius are fighting not just for the right to participate but for the right to win — and that means that someone else will lose.

Some lawyers who deal with libel cases urged Parliament to remember the privacy intrusions that have been highlighted by the Leveson inquiry, which is looking into reporting tactics on Fleet Street.

In such cases, we need to remember that although the writing is being done before the game and online readers are seeing it then, people who get the early print edition are reading after they know the result.

In considering these cases, we have to remember that Semenya and Pistorius are fighting not just for the right to participate but for the right to win and that means that someone else will lose.