Sentence examples for confined cases from inspiring English sources

The results show that the peak gust magnitudes increase in all confined cases compared to the open air.

The clustering of two confined cases and, possibly, a third case, of germ cell neoplasms in three generations of the same family pointed to a genetic component in the aetiology of some of these neoplasms.

Accordingly, the partially confined strength of eccentric loading is morphed between the fully confined case under pure axial compression and the unconfined case under pure bending.

The results show that the flow field and the corresponding heat transfer distribution of the impingement synthetic jet are affected by geometry such that an unconfined impingement synthetic jet is more efficient in a cooling process relative to the confined case.

The incidence of cement embolism is thought to be very low (0.1%) and symptomatic cases are confined to case reports.

In outlining the RCM it is important to note that the terminology of "cause" is not confined to cases of randomized experiments.

8. McNally et al. show evidence of space-time clustering amongst females for cases of type 1 diabetes diagnosed in north-east England, and clustering was confined to cases from more densely populated areas.

We no longer think of rape as confined to cases involving violent attack by a stranger.

It can no longer be confined to cases where a prisoner is terminally ill.

The new "miscarriage of justice exception" to the deadline, Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg wrote for the majority, "applies to a severely confined category" — cases in which no reasonable juror aware of the new evidence would have voted to convict the defendant.

Crimmins and Perry's hope that such substitution-failures will be confined to cases involving the first-person pronoun is ill-founded.