Sentence examples for fictional cases from inspiring English sources
SHOUTS & MURMURS satire describes several fictional cases, including that of a man who was awarded thirty-six thousafterollars after a driver failed to collide with his car, causing him to become a latent homosexual.
Charged with organising a visit by the police commissioner to Shoko's family on the latest anniversary of the crime, Mikami revisits the file and, as is prone to happen with fictional cases, spots a previously unacknowledged anomaly.This setup easily passes the key test of a mystery premise, leaving the reader eager for the explanation.
By Steve Martin The New Yorker, October 26 , 1998P. 108 SHOUTS & MURMURS satire describes several fictional cases, including that of a man who was awarded thirty-six thousafterollars after a driver failed to collide with his car, causing him to become a latent homosexual.
This experience can be based on fictional cases, patient demonstrations, or observing a consultation.
A focus group interview guide was designed around two or three fictional cases, all of which were checked for medico-technical accuracy by three physicians (for an example, see "Example of a fictional case used in the focus groups").
We then compared estimates of correct treatment measured by DO only, RR (historical cases) and CS (fictional cases) to cases with the same classifications as measured by DO with RE, calculating the arithmetic difference in point estimates and testing for significant differences by using chi-square or Fisher's exact, as appropriate.
But these are fictional case histories.
The prosecutor said the resemblance between the fictional case and the real one was coincidental.
To demonstrate, Dr. Singer created a fictional case of a 66-year-old woman with diabetes and a blood pressure of 145/90.
The fictional case resembled the real events recently exposed at Haut de la Garenne children's home on Jersey, though the original novel, by Alan Hunter, was published presciently in 1970.
— Fifteen eighth graders at Jericho Middle School were considering a fictional case of stereotyping by hair color the other day, or how a boy came to be prejudiced against people with green hair, or "greenies".
