Sentence examples for describing cases from inspiring English sources

A half-dozen reports appeared on the screen describing cases in which high zinc intake had caused neutropenia, and sometimes anemia.

Meanwhile, the number of papers describing cases of nutritional rickets in babies and young children in the United States has been accumulating over the past decade or so, from places as disparate as Alaska, Minnesota, Nevada and Texas.

Feldman is a specialist in factitious disorder – an umbrella term describing cases where people intentionally act ill, or claim their loved ones are ill, without obvious benefit to themselves.

The reference to "the slightest pecuniary interest" in that opinion came in a portion of the opinion describing "cases at common law in England prior to the separation of colonies from the mother country..

Pediatric anesthesiologists have been exchanging warnings about Raplon via the Internet for several months, and reporting problems to the F.D.A. Three articles and an editorial about the drug, describing cases in which children nearly died while it was being administered, are scheduled to be published in May in the Journal of Anesthesiology.

This claim is typically supported by describing cases involving either a benighted, culturally isolated society or subjects who are cognitively deficient.

Most of our patients experienced metabolic crises, rhabdomyolysis, seizures, and arrhythmias, which is consistent with previously described cases.

Several of them described cases in which unidentified senior managers of the F.B.I. had been spared punishment.

Panetta described cases in which he gave such permission, while seeking to "balance duty to country and respect for life".

You clearly describe cases of those who drowned and died in bathtubs when left alone.

The described cases concerned a pretty selective tests.