Sentence examples for few more cases of from inspiring English sources

"But in my opinion now, because it has become a little more prevalent and there have been a few more cases of it, the ICC should come out and say if you are caught match-fixing you are banned for life and that is what we should do to protect the game.

Jeffrey Currie of Goldman Sachs worries that, as American oil demand recovers, it will "bump up against" China, which is consuming 23% more oil than it did in 2007 as well as 63% more copper, 18% more cotton and soybeans and a few more cases of wine too (see next article).

There are a few more cases of this sort throughout the manuscript.

We could have identified few more cases of non- H. pylori helicobacter species by other reported methods used to study non H. pylori helicobacter species including fluorescent in situ hybridization (FISH), transmission electron microscopy (TEN) and partial 16S ribosomal sequencing for analyses of the amplified products [ 12, 17].

LabBase2 and private laboratory reports added only a few more cases to the total number of confirmed IMD reports by the MRU, thus confirming two recent publications which reached the same conclusions [ 5, 6].

Onset that is 2 weeks earlier or has a few more cases can raise the quartile class of a developing epidemic by the time it reaches Peak.

While we realize that this number of participants is below the recommended number for using multivariate statistics, the results are fairly clear-cut such that the addition of a few more cases would be unlikely to change the outcome.

Since the first description of EF, a few more cases have been reported [2, 3].

It was late December, and bitterly cold, and he figured that the weather would bring fewer shootings than usual but more cases of domestic abuse.

Compared to the parent trial, the complete case cohort in the questionnaire study had proportionally more participants from Kent, fewer non-white participants, fewer cases of chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, more cases of heart failure, a lower level of deprivation, and a higher level of education.

As Japan has significantly fewer cases of B-cell lymphoma and more cases of ATLL, the proportion of TCL is much higher in Japan than in the US (Fig 2; Japan, 18·2%; US, 6·4%).