Sentence examples for distant case from inspiring English sources

"When a person says, 'In my experience,' what's actually happening is you're being dominated by one or two recent cases that you can recall or by some distant case that was either particularly good or particularly bad," James says.

It should be pointed out that any adjustment for stratification does inflate the multiple testing correction so that, if genetically distant case and control samples are compared in an association study, the genome-wide significance threshold in some cases would even be as low as p<1×10−10.

Accession numbers of all CPXV isolates are indicated in table 3. The results of a phylogenetic analysis (Fig. 5) clearly demonstrate that the two geographically related outbreaks (mongoose and humans in Krefeld) were indeed caused by a different virus but on the other hand the geographically distant cases (human cases in Krefeld and Landau) were caused by the same virus type.

Interestingly, neighbourhood cases gave a slightly lower risk of inconsistent condom use for casual sex compared to distant cases (65% vs 77.8%; OR = 0.465; 95%CI 0.281 - 0.768).

Patients living in the same or adjacent TPU were defined as "neighbourhood cases", whereas the rest were "distant cases", as illustrated in the map.

Distant cases gave an OR of 1.83 (95%CI = 1.04 - 3.24) for being age 55 or above compared to neighbourhood cases.

It is also possible that other tick vectors may be involved in the transmission of R. parkeri or that other Rickettsia species are responsible for these distant cases.

These associations did not appear to differ for regional or distant breast cancers compared with only locally invasive breast cancers (results not shown), although there were few regional or distant cases (n = 71).

In our thymoma series, the lymph node metastases occurred at or following a relapse, and in two cases the lymph node metastasis heralded further relapses (Case 1) or distant (Cases 1 and 2) metastatic spread.

A comparison was made between neighbourhood STI cases and distant cases, the results of which are shown in Table 3. Neighbourhood cases were generally younger (mean = 39.49 vs 36.88 years; p = 0.063) though the difference did not reach statistical significance.

Overall, more syphilis cases were reported in patients residing in the same or adjacent tertiary planning unit, while distant cases tended to give a higher risk of inconsistent condom use.