Sentence examples for cases were adapted from inspiring English sources

These three cases were adapted from patients seen in clinical practice at the UC.

Cases were adapted from a larger number of real cases referred to the Guy's Hospital TA clinic over a period of 6 months.

Disutilities for hospitalized cases were adapted from the literature, with the lengths of inpatient POB and peptic ulcer health states set at averages for such cases in a Maryland hospital database [ 40, 41].

The retrieval is conducted in order to find the old similar cases, and the old solutions of the retrieved cases are adapted to solve the new problem.

These tests can in some cases be adapted, but the expected unique properties of DMMs should also inspire and lead to the design and the development of new specific tests.

The m-retrieved cases are adapted by a mixture of classifiers composed of a Bayesian network and a MLP neural network; the mixture of both classifiers is done using a new MLP neural network.

As major outcomes of this study, a new stability condition adapted to the considered binaural scenario is presented, some commonly used feedback cancellation performance measures for the unilateral case are adapted to the binaural case, and possible interaction effects between the algorithms are identified.

As major outcomes of this study, a new stability condition adapted to the considered binaural scenario is presented, some already existing and commonly used feedback cancellation performance measures for the unilateral case are adapted to the binaural case, and possible interaction effects between the algorithms are identified.

The case was adapted as a best-selling Vincent Bugliosi book and a CBS mini-series starring James Brolin!

Where necessary, the case was adapted with regard to forms, included organizations, and time perspective to national standards in each country by the researcher from that country.

The first section, containing a brief overview of each clinical case, was adapted to include whether the case was DO of a consultation or RCA of a medical record.