Sentence examples for determination of cases from inspiring English sources

(iii) The review board will assemble in open session for the consideration and determination of cases presented to it.

Rule 11 and Rule 41(a)(1) are both designed to facilitate the just, speedy, and inexpensive determination of cases in federal court.

The principles which in my judgment should control the determination of cases like the present one are well stated by the supreme court of Michigan in Wilder v. Railway Co., 70 Mich.

The determination of cases of equality in Theorem 1.4 is essential for the proof of the key lemma, which we give now.

Furthermore, determination of cases with CSF-1 expression near cutoff value could be difficult because a difference of 20 40 in the semiquantitative immunohistochemistry assessment could be quite subjective, especially in the clinical setting.

This demonstrates that for the identification of transmission events and the determination of cases as outbreak or non-outbreak, relying on antibiogram data may result in inaccurate findings and the misclassification of cases as MRSA strains that differ genotypically may display identical antimicrobial susceptibility profiles.

Although collection of convalescent-phase sera was essential for assessing infection with SARS-CoV, samples needed for definitive laboratory determination of case status were not obtained from 46% of patients (probable case-patients: 35%; suspect case-patients: 49%; chi-square = 4.68; p = 0.03).

While we recognise there is some debate on the influence of content expertise versus facilitation expertise [ 35- 38], content expertise has implications in terms of the facilitation process itself [ 39, 40] and may have played a role in the determination of case study 7 as being that which worked 'least well' from a facilitator viewpoint.

But it's not clear to me that blanket approval in the warrant makes sense, as compared with a case-by-case determination of cause in the course of the execution.

The purpose of this study was to examine methodological challenges, in particular issues concerning completeness of external cause coding, determination of incident cases and the amount of relevant inpatient days, in using the Finnish National Hospital Discharge Register (FHDR) for studying fire-related injuries.

B. abortus was isolated from 39 cases, B. melitensis from 181, B. suis from 9. Expanding classification to include information about contact with animal species led to determination of 91 cases due to B. abortus and 200 cases due to B. melitensis.