Sentence examples for contemporaneous cases from inspiring English sources

Particular attention is given to the best explanation for Riggs v Palmer in light of the actual historical context of the decision and other opinions by the Riggs judges in contemporaneous cases.

We describe the contribution of global surveillance for measles virus genotypes in identifying a common source of virus among contemporaneous cases identified in the United States, Canada, Mexico, and the Netherlands.

Identical genotype B3 sequences from patients with contemporaneous cases in the United States, Canada, and Mexico in November and December 2005 indicate that Kenya was likely to have been the common source of virus.

But we do have a contemporaneous case study by which to measure the auto bailout: Lehman Brothers, which remains the largest bankruptcy ever measured by assets.

If a pair of sequences shows time spacing, their lineages cannot reach a common ancestor before they are contemporaneous and once they are contemporaneous, their additional coalescent time is the same as that in the contemporaneous case (Fig. 1B vs 1A).

The top parts (A) of those figures show the effect on the means (average bias) and the bottom parts (B) on the proportion of significant runs (of false positive tests) when compared to the standard, contemporaneous, case, both tails being considered separately (empty and filled symbols are used for a deficit and an excess of the statistics, respectively).

Analysis of bed occupancy demonstrated that for most of the time the critical care unit had contemporaneous case-patients present.

However, this difference did not remain significant after adjustment for case mix [ 26]. aComparison data refer to before and after, contemporaneous case control or cluster randomized controlled trial.

Neither could we exclude the possibility of contemporaneous index cases in large households.

'O.J.: Trial of the Century' documentary by Nicole Rittenmeyer on ID channel edits together contemporaneous murder case footage.

In any case, contemporaneous reporting seldom, if ever, can deliver the brilliant texture of, say, Robert Caro's three volumes (with another in the works) on Lyndon Johnson, unmatched in their scrupulous combination of documentation and interviews, which together reflect the wisdom of passing time.