Sentence examples for course of a case from inspiring English sources

We call these the rules of evidence, and they exist precisely to regulate what a jury may be told in the course of a case.

At some point in the proceedings he decided to go and meet his ward in person – a clear instance of the personality of the judge determining the course of a case.

This report describes the clinical course of a case series of AMD patients with pigment hypertrophy adjacent to CNV associated with stabilization of the CNV lesion.

Moreover there is evidence that once robotic surgery becomes available, consumer demand drives up its usage, with one study reporting that during the course of a case series to compare robotics with other approaches, at the study completion more than 94% of men had chosen robotic surgery [ 5].

A morphological study of 35 liver biopsies obtained in the course of a case-control study confirmed HCC in 29 (83.3%) of patients having been diagnosed only on the basis of clinical criteria.

This definition was assessed against histopathology using a limited number of good quality biopsies obtained in the course of a case-control study (Szymanska et al., 2003) and showed a specificity of over 95% for HCC.

In the course of a case-control study on organochlorine and breast cancer, we previously reported that, among cases, plasma p,p'-DDE concentrations were associated with the aggressiveness of breast cancer [ 21].

Because alerts are triggered when geneticists update variant-level information, usually as a result of analysis done in the course of reporting a case, generating updates often does not require additional laboratory effort.

"The Supreme Court does not sit in judgment of one of its own members' decision whether to recuse in the course of deciding a case," he wrote.

Agents prevented unfolding plots on occasion, but only if investigators stumbled across a lead in the course of a specific case.

Nevertheless, we reported that lithium can improve the course of a bipolar case with refractoriness possibly associated with autoimmune thyroiditis (Bocchetta et al. 2007b).