For the case-case analysis, illness in patients infected with C. coli was designated a "case;" patients infected with C. jejuni were designated as controls.
(Roman case is used to designate a type, italics to designate density).
The boom here, unfolding as much of the world grapples with a recession, is fueled by a first-of-its-kind edict from the nation's top leaders: On Dec. 31, the State Council, the Chinese cabinet, issued a memorandum that said Hainan had been designated a "test case" in developing an "internationally competitive tourist destination".
They are now using paitent to designate a customer, though some prefer case, and a few cling to body, remain and even stiff and meat.
In most cases, people designate a close family member, but I believe an argument can be made against the assumption that a relative is always the right choice.
The proposal to designate a special prosecutor to handle cases that result in the killing of unarmed civilians by the police is one important step so that we can hold police officers accountable for their actions and help restore public faith in our justice system".
Mr. Mixon was designated a "high control" case and was supposed to meet at least twice a month with his parole officer, parole officials said.
Autonomy and capacity issues are also numerous, wide-ranging, and concern (1) day to day affairs such as driving safely and spending money wisely, (2) life-time events such as designating a legal representative in case of incapacity, making a will, (3) consenting to treatment and diagnostic procedures, (4) participating in research.
Or, most egregiously, simply being a military-age male and thus automatically designated a combatant, as was the case until you properly corrected it in last week's speech.
For certain malignancies, note from an appropriate specialty was considered sufficient to designate the case as "definite" (ex: skin cancer and dermatologist's note).
