Sentence examples for discarded case from inspiring English sources

In a system where, it seems, the responsibility of answering the needs of stroke patients is being discarded, case managers and administrators will share this difficult task of making services available and guiding the patients towards them.

Starting from 30 April 2009 (week 18) besides information gathered routinely for each notified case according to the IfSG, the following additional information was collected using a standardised free-text format: classification of cases (possible, probable, confirmed, discarded case), in-country transmission, number of contacts followed-up, antiviral prophylaxis of contacts.

Three cases were negative for IgM antibodies against measles virus and considered as discarded cases.

We discarded cases where the exon-exon junction maps to an insert or delete state.

The proportion of vaccinated subjects among confirmed and discarded cases was compared through the chi-square test with a statistical significance of 5%%.

Furthermore, we discarded cases where the query sequence aligned to more than one location in the reference genome and only considered cases where both aligned tRNA annotations were located either on the X chromosome or on the autosomes in the two species.

For material washed off from transrectal prostate biopsy needles, individual washed-off samples with low input RNA (Ct (18S) >18.5) were discarded, cases with less than three washed-off samples with available valid qRT PCR data were excluded from the analyses and mean ΔCt values of the available washed-off samples for each case were used for LDA.

In contrast to several earlier studies that used substitutions derived from human and chimpanzee sequence pairwise alignments for the MK test [ 34, 58], we employed human branch-specific substitutions, which means that we automatically discarded cases in which the signal of positive selection was in the chimpanzee branch and not the human branch.

However, the police department in Chicago, which had nearly 1,400 reported sexual assaults in 2010, refused to discard cases that did not fit the narrower federal definition when reporting its crime statistics; as a result, the F.B.I.'s uniform crime report — which reported 84,767 forcible rapes that year — did not include any rapes from that city.

While this approach does reduce the errors in genotype calling, this comes at the cost of discarding cases in which Chiamo is right but BRLMM is not.

Discarded in case she was killed, discarded in case someone was charged with investigating her life after it was over.