Sentence examples for group cases of from inspiring English sources

While newspapers often report upon individual and group cases of university-level cheating, there has been little research done to determine the reasons behind the dishonesty of Thai students as well as the extent and implications.

The site codes of the International Classification of Diseases used to identify and group cases of liver, gallbladder and biliary tract cancer are shown in Table 1a.

In the control group cases of hypotension (as defined by MAP < 60 mmHg) were treated with a fluid bolus if the CVP < 8 mmHg, and norepinephrine if the CVP ≥ 8 mmHg, reflecting the clinical routine.

This paper describes the use of a three-step clustering method to group cases of wild animals found dead with similar post-mortem findings, over a period of ten years in France, for syndrome definition.

Moreover, the model is then similar to the single peer group case of Manski (1993), and the methods outlined in Blume et al. (2010) apply.

For analysis purposes we grouped cases of infective endocarditis with an A40.4, A40.5, B95.4, or B95.5 code as cases with a possible oral streptococcal cause.

Cluster analysis identifies whether geographically grouped cases of disease can be explained by chance or are statistically significant (23, 28); it detects true clusters of disease from cases grouped around population centers (29).

There was 1 case of Bell's palsy in the ATIV group versus no cases in the TIV group, 4 cases of convulsions in the ATIV group versus 6 in the TIV group, 2 cases of immune thrombocytopenic purpura in the ATIV group versus 1 in the TIV group, and 2 cases of vasculitis in the ATIV group versus none in the TIV group.

Among Group E, the 'outdoor' group, no cases of STEC and few cases of diarrhoea were identified.

In the study group, 17 cases of brachial plexus palsy (2.4%), 16 cases of clavicular fracture (2.3%) and one case of humeral fracture were observed (P<0.001).

The group includes cases of killings committed by authorities against those resisting arrest in its estimate.