Sentence examples for competing cases from inspiring English sources

Yesterday, after months of expensive legal jousting, and airing of much dirty laundry, the competing cases were settled, out of court.

She said the law had distorted prosecutorial decisions because an independent prosecutor had unlimited time and money to investigate a single official, whereas career prosecutors are more restrained, in part because they must constantly balance competing cases and priorities.

Because stronger ethical supervenience theses are potentially both more illuminating and more dialectically significant, this section will focus on examining competing cases concerning what the strongest well-supported ethical supervenience thesis is.

But when an ailment has no known cause and its symptoms are subjective — as with chronic fatigue syndrome, fibromyalgia and other diseases whose characteristics and even existence have been contested — competing case definitions are almost inevitable.

(Nonetheless, the use of "dong" to mean "penis"—as in Long Dong Silver, who contributed so much to the politics of the American judiciary seems to follow Lear's use of it, though a competing case is that it derives from the onomatopoetic "dong" that results when a clapper hits a bell).

Now a new study of chronic fatigue syndrome has highlighted how competing case definitions can lead to an epidemiologic "Rashomon" — what you see depends on who's doing the looking — and has stoked a fierce debate among researchers and patient advocates on both sides of the Atlantic.

However, for the competing case where bandwidth oversubscription causes conflicts in network resources, existing bandwidth allocation strategies cannot offer a satisfactory solution.

The independence of the case management organization in the intensive model facilitated the implementation, whereas the presence of multiple competing case management providers in the linkage model impeded the implementation.

T-tests were performed to assess whether missing cases were significantly different from compete cases.

Our analysis was based on compete case analysis as no imputation of missing observations was carried out.

The above mentioned problem with the KM method has sometimes been approached by pretending that the competing event, in this case death, can be removed and by assuming that the revision rate is unaffected by this.