Sentence examples for equal cases from inspiring English sources
If we are able to show that there are no relevant differences between the two cases, it seems unavoidable to conclude that they should be treated equally, according to the formal principle of justice that equal cases ought to be treated equally [ 13].
Consequently, if we accept the principle that equal cases should be treated equally, then health care staffs should offer these extraordinary treatments to neither of the groups or offer them to both.
Some authors see this formal principle of equality as a specific application of a rule of rationality: it is irrational, because inconsistent, to treat equal cases unequally without sufficient reasons (Berlin 1955-56).
Finally, BCM can handle unbalanced datasets and its applicability is not restricted to datasets with approximately equal cases and controls.
24 We found a ratio of gallstone to alcohol aetiology of 1.7 (37 gallstone: 22 alcohol) which is lower than ratios of between 3 and 15 reported in most English studies, 5, 6, 24, 50– 52 although other studies in England have found more equal cases of gallstone and alcoholic acute pancreatitis.
This principle can be further expressed in terms of vertical equity (requiring the unequal treatment of relevantly unequal cases and pertaining to characteristics of the disease an intervention targets) and horizontal equity (requiring equal treatment of relevantly equal cases and pertaining to characteristics of social groups an intervention targets) [ 20- 22].
For the current model, equal case fatality rates were applied for children hospitalized for RSV infection.
The "three variances equal" case in Eq. (A.22) and "two variances equal" case in Eq. (A.23) of Appendix A are true when either all three or just two out of three eigenvalues are equal, respectively.
Also, an equal case can be credibly made that Sarah Palin helped the ticket more than she hurt it.
In this study 74 children were recruited in equal case and control of 37 subjects.
Nevertheless such extrapolation assumes equal case mix (e.g. similar mechanisms of injury) which is also unlikely.
