Sentence examples for in terms of cases from inspiring English sources
"It is quiet now in terms of cases, which is contrary to what many people had expected," said Ward Hagemeijer, a bird flu specialist with Wetlands International, an environmental group based in the Netherlands that studies migratory birds.
Judges have a far bigger workload, both in terms of cases and administration, than they did a few years ago and are also exposed to tougher media and public scrutiny.
It is the world's largest outbreak in terms of cases, deaths and geographical spread.
Worldwide, a UNAIDS report released last week states the epidemic peaked 11 years ago in terms of cases, with infections peaking much earlier.
When a screening program is established in a previously unscreened population, the initial yield of screening, in terms of cases of STDR detected, may be substantial.
Owing to its inordinately large size relative to other counties, both in terms of cases and PYAR, Los Angeles county was excluded.
Modeling of mass uptake is presented in terms of Case I (Fickian diffusion) and Case II (kinetic) models.
While the used study design was optimal in terms of case-control balance and by assuming a monogenic, highly penetrant trait, additional choices might still improve the power to detect associations.
"There are more assets devoted to those three foreclosure divisions in Broward than to any other division in the building in terms of case managers and that sort of thing to help the general public," he said.
In terms of case-control studies, the new studies increased the number of MS cases included in the meta-analysis from 1642 to 19390 and controls from 3596 to 16007.
