Using a cohort-based approach and, more commonly, a case-control approach, the histopathological findings in biopsies from women who developed breast cancer were compared to those from women who remained free of disease.
This is favourable compared to outcomes with other insecticides, in particular the widely used organophosphorus compounds which commonly have a case fatality between 5 and 30% [23], [24].
A case commonly cited for that purpose is the case of a nuisance.
One v. Holder, a case commonly referred to as Namudno, the Supreme Court came within a hair's breadth of declaring the Voting Rights Act's Section 5 unconstitutional.
Thus, must be close to 1 to obtain a resonant peak near dc (a case commonly needed in audio work) or half the sampling rate (rarely needed in practice).
While the analysis is applicable to general misfit strain tensors, we present detailed results for the energetics of domain formation for a tetragonal film on a cubic substrate; a case commonly encountered in ferroelectric films.
Such a case commonly happens in real and online social networks, as reported by recent social studies [72].
Thus the one party strove to scale the boats as they would the dry land or a fortress, and eagerly brought to bear all the implements that have to do with such an operation, and the others tried to repel them, devising every means that is commonly used in such a case.
More specifically, one invokes a logical reason C to prove the truth of the conclusion A is B; the example D, which is actually sometimes omitted, is a commonly acknowledged case of B-ness and C-ness that permits an individual to understand that all Cs are indeed Bs.
The most important initial decision is to determine whether the cough is a sign of a serious, potentially life-threatening condition--such as pneumonia, pulmonary embolism, congestive heart failure, asthma, COPD, bronchiectasis, or lung cancer--or, as is commonly the case, a result of the common cold or exposure to an environmental allergen or irritant [ 34].
