Sentence examples for earliest case studies from inspiring English sources
That mother, Clara Claiborne Park, a former senior lecturer in English at Williams College, wrote one of the earliest case studies of autism, "The Siege" (1967), describing the first eight years of her daughter Jessy's life.
Moreover, he published one of the earliest case studies of approximate theory reduction; see Scheibe 2001 (306 323) for the 1973 case study.
The media gulped it down, TV viewers raced to the stores to buy McNuggets, and one of social media's earliest case studies was born.
This was a style of child-rearing derived from a popular series of 19th-century manuals written by Daniel Schreber, a German doctor (whose son, a paranoid judge, wrote a memoir that became the basis of one of Freud's early case studies), which emphasized breaking the child's will at the earliest moment.
Some of the earlier case studies violated the constraints and/or only focused on single objective optimization.
Early case studies found that the small positron yield (0.0032%) of 90Y was sufficient for imaging the microsphere distribution by PET [12 14].
Similar to the earlier case studies on the 2011 Tohoku earthquake and 2007 Bengkulu earthquake, the analysis produced higher damage factors for more severely damaged buildings observed in the field.
Earlier case studies suggested that Zika virus could be transmitted sexually, but were not conclusive.
Despite lack of information about the interactions between herbal and antipsychotic agents, early case studies reported that ginseng combined with phenelzine and betel nut with fluphenazine caused broad adverse effects in schizophrenic patients [29] [31].
Pathologic and cytogenetic data for these malignancies are sparse, based on a few early case studies e.g.[ 5- 7] and a single larger study of 18 histiocytic sarcomas (HS) [ 2].
We conducted a survey among local health officials because, in earlier case studies [ 5], it was shown that they played a key role in the development of local health policy.
