Sentence examples for elsewhere in the case from inspiring English sources

MICHELIN GREEN GUIDES -- Elsewhere, in the case of Segovia, meant Michelin's tall, slim guide devoted to Spain's cultural and historical sights.

Elsewhere, in the case of frightening his one-year-old child by over-zealous participation in a game of Wii tennis, McIntyre's routines have a more definite climax.

As found elsewhere in the case of migration away from Ireland, this does not necessarily mean this is where all of these doctors were originally from [ 5].

This includes an exacerbation of pre-existing conditions or events, intercurrent illnesses, drug interaction or the significant worsening of the disease under investigation that is not recorded elsewhere in the case report form under specific efficacy assessments".

For a design of two-armed studies, this means if where e d denotes the unit vector with 1 at position d and 0 elsewhere, In the case of multi-armed designs, influence functions for each pairwise comparison can be defined similarly.

There are substantial structural differences in helices 2, but fewer elsewhere, in the cases where there are both ligand-free and ligand-bound crystal structures of lipoxygenases.

Not surprisingly, this American tradition originated elsewhere, in this case in the forests and savannahs of West Africa.

All will have received a diagnosis of adult ADHD, either in the Adult ADHD Service or elsewhere (in this case a copy of the diagnostic report will be required showing external validation of childhood onset).

Whether a bird deserts or stays depends on how it rates its chances elsewhere.In the case of plovers it is, more often than not, the female who abandons her mate and offspring.

Opposition was mounted in many forms – sometimes on an informal, almost subliminal, level and elsewhere, as in the case of the eleventh largest corporation in the world, as a deadly earnest crusade.

Again, the details are obscure, but in each case some component of the microbiome seems to be confusing the immune system, to the detriment of body cells elsewhere.In the case of multiple sclerosis, a confirmatory study was published last year by Kerstin Berer and her colleagues at the Max Planck Institute for Immunobiology and Epigenetics in Freiburg, Germany.