The phrase "in case with" is not a grammatically correct phrase in written English.
It could potentially be used in spoken English as a colloquialism, but it should not be used in formal writing. Example of incorrect usage: In case with this situation, we should be careful. Corrected version: In this case, we should be careful.
In the first slot, the accelerated flows by blockage effect suppress the ejected secondary flows resulting in better cooling performance in case with the flame holder.
In case with ε M = –8.93, the radial Poynting component vanishes throughout, namely, ( {P}_r^{M,D}left(rho right)=0 ) for all 0 ≤ ρ < ∞.
As in case with the acquirer, we use the search strategy by a company name to retrieve the data from TotalPatent.
As libraries of commercially available compounds contain a big variety of structures, machine learning algorithms are unable to select correctly potentially active compounds, when they are trained on inactive molecules covering a chemical space only to a small extent as it is in case with DUD.
This loss of venting route might result insufficient myocardial protection and the moderate increase of CK-MB leakage, which we believe is different from a transmural myocardial infarction so called " perioperative myocardial infarction" caused by insufficient myocardial protection in case with a normal coronary tree.
I pulled the pristine, never screened DVD out of my bag (I brought two - just in case) with the Technicolor label TOO LATE TO SAY GOODBYE Final Broadcast Master.
By combining the just-in-case with just-in-time strategy, Mr. Circ said, companies are trying to strike a balance between "carrying the minimum inventory possible, yet never running out of things, because inventory equals cost".
Yet people involved in cases with them said their relationship seems very businesslike.
In cases with individual investors only, perhaps an auction might be more appropriate, he said.
There has been a steady increase in cases with a multijurisdictional aspect.
He praised Harris County for retroactively testing evidence even in cases with guilty pleas.
