Sentence examples for description of the cases from inspiring English sources

After hearing the description of the cases, the team suspected dengue, Dr. Hayes said in an interview.

Starting with a detailed description of the cases study, it deals with data from the metro line tunneling project "Wehrhahnline" in Düsseldorf, Germany.

Having Lemmas 3.1 and 3.2 at hand, we are in the position to provide a complete description of the cases in which there is a majority winning tax, or when there is not.

To understand the interaction of these metallic objects and the indirect lightning currents, both the visual consequences of the indirect lightning current on the victim's skin and a comprehensive description of the cases scenarios are presented.

Second, we analyzed the answers at whole by assessing all participants' answers related to each question, in order to categorize their answers using template tables that described (in each column): the name of the category, a detailed description of the cases covered by the category, the participant, and the explicit sentences that support the category.

The 7 selected patients represent all the cases that satisfied the necessary criteria for the DCM analysis; See table S1 in the Supplementary Materials for a description of the cases that did not meet the criteria.

When the court issues an opinion, the justices ordinarily take the bench and the justice who has written for the majority gives a brief oral description of the case and the holding.

Perhaps deliberately echoing the chief justice's instruction to him years earlier, Justice Blackmun objected to Chief Justice Burger's description of the case in the proposed majority opinion as "sensitive and difficult".

The filing will lay out what the government says it could prove if the case went to trial, offering the most detailed description of the case since it became public in March 1997.

The speaker of the House has offered an explanation for the apprehension of a suspect in a planned Capitol shooting at odds with the FBI's description of the case.

Kate Summerscale brings the same painstaking intensity to her description of the case and its aftermath in The Wicked Boy (Bloomsbury) as she did to her bestselling The Suspicions of Mr Whicher.