Sentence examples for dependent on case from inspiring English sources
Although such residual bias could affect the magnitude of bias in the OR, it is unlikely to affect its direction unless ascertainment is differential (dependent on case status) in one or more age/sex strata.
While the accuracy of our prevalence estimates and incidence rates are dependent on case ascertainment, completeness of case ascertainment has been estimated to be 93% (3, 16).
Control of malaria is dependent on case management, vector control by indoor residual spraying to kill mosquitoes and avoidance of contact with vectors by use of mosquito nets and mosquito repellents by people.
English law is highly dependent on cases so the best place to start is often to make a case list.
This is very much dependent on a case by case basis.
Before the introduction of Objective Structured Clinical Examination (OSCE) into medical schools, assessment of psychomotor domains was largely dependent on long case and short case examination format.
Other prepositions take one of several cases, with their meaning dependent on the case; na means "onto" or "for" with the accusative case, but "on" with the locative.
This widespread perception was expressed by several caregivers explaining how they felt they needed the goodwill of the case worker to participate in the process and that they were dependent on the case worker's skills and willingness to advocate for the care recipient's and caregiver's wishes: "Yes, absolutely, I feel that my opinions were heard [by our case worker].
Clearly, the calculated prevalence of periodontitis is fundamentally dependent on the case definition used to assign the diagnosis of periodontitis [ 26].
The response rate that has been recorded cannot be appraised since it is dependent on the case selection for use of neoadjuvant chemotherapy and the different regimens in use, neither of which have been made standard in this study.
