Sentence examples for downward cases from inspiring English sources

Neither of the two quiescent, microgravity cases resulted in self-sustained smolder propagation, whereas the normal-gravity downward cases propagated vigorously.

An inevitable downward spiral?

The standardised mortality ratio for hospitals that admit more walking wounded will receive an unjustified downward case mix adjustment, because elsewhere emergencies are generally the sickest patients and the case mix adjustment will endeavour to reflect this.

A similar observation holds for the downward switch case.

But readjusting the guidelines downward in some cases is clearly one of the possible routes the sentencing commission could take.

These lights are trained upward on the architectural details and light sculpture, while additional halogen spotlights on tubular fixtures point downward on display cases.

Bernhard Schwartländer, senior epidemiologist for UNAIDS, the United Nations AIDS program, says that some of the change in disease ranking is due to new and improved methodologies for estimating disease mortality, which have revised estimates of some diseases downward while AIDS cases have been skyrocketing.

Classifying subjects in this way might have resulted in a bias downward if milder cases of asthma among children exposed to SHS were classified as noncases.

If the distribution was shifted downward similarly between cases and controls, a difference should still be seen if there was one.

This indicates that the natural-scale relationships between adduct levels and benzene exposures were concave downward in all cases, as observed previously for BO-Alb and 1,4-BQ-Alb (Rappaport et al. 2002a, 2002b).

For all cases, downward ballooning of the third ventricle floors was not observed in pre-operative MRIs, while thin third ventricular floor and lamina terminalis were observed in intra-operative endoscopic views.