Sentence examples for in prior case from inspiring English sources

Visual logic models had played particularly pragmatic roles in prior case studies by Huggins and Jones (2012) and Huggins and Peace (2014).

The mutations noted here are different from those described in prior case reports of children with autism and mitochondrial disease [10], [13], [14].

OSA has been reported in prior case reports of chronic cough and one case series of four patients that resolved their cough with treatment for OSA [ 16, 17].

We provided estimates for total cancer and for hematological cancers (the most common cancer type, and the one most often noted in prior case reports).

In prior case reports of coexisting Graves' disease and struma ovarii, the diagnosis of functioning struma ovarii almost always follows the diagnosis of Graves' disease by several years.

As in prior case reports, sun exposure may have contributed to the elevated rates in the exposed group (Karlehagen et al. 1992).

"The executive has made extreme claims that are lawfully and constitutionally unfounded, even giving him the same benefit of the doubt that the government has received in prior cases".

Although it is too early to comment on Mr Muamba, in prior cases genetic heart conditions have been the likely cause.

Although Justice Rehnquist similarly did not participate in U.S. v. Nixon, he apparently did review draft opinions in the case, leaving marks in red ink next to passages dealing with the background facts of the case and with court decisions in prior cases involving claims of executive privilege.

The suspect, Hassan Said Awadh Khemeri, a Yemeni who had trained at a terrorist camp in Afghanistan run by Osama bin Laden, was one of several suspects in the Cole attack who had been arrested in prior cases but released, according to interviews with officials in Yemen and the United States.

The familiar federal civil rights laws that bar discrimination in employment and in public accommodations are not in any danger from the decision, which cast no doubt on the court's assumption in prior cases that jobs, hotels, restaurants and the like are part of the national economy that Congress can properly regulate under its commerce power.