Sentence examples for introduced cases of from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, the concepts of deferrable requests and non-deferrable requests are introduced, cases of non-deferrable requests are analyzed, and Non-deferrable Request First policy is proposed and integrated into RDDS to form another new algorithm, called RDDS-W.

Blood films for malaria parasites were ordered, because introduced cases of malaria have been reported in Singapore (10 ).

This situation was seen in countries experiencing introduced cases of severe acute respiratory syndrome, for which estimated values of k were ≈0.1 (25 ).

Finally, presenting a clear description of a case manager's professional responsibility to the health professionals in the organizations could facilitate the process of introducing case managers into a health system that is not accustomed to CM.

In the five years after the vaccine was introduced there, cases of warts dropped by 93 percent among women and girls under age 21.

A specific type of hierarchy was introduced, addressing cases of disease names that are identical except for type specification.

Therefore a benchmark was introduced: the cases of plane biosensors, and of the absorption within the shell of hollow nanospheres [ 15].

An average of five to eight adjustments in dosage was completed before a different drug or drug combination was introduced in cases of inadequate analgesia.

However, she said the Centers for Disease Control, using 1994 data, estimated that such a move would introduce 1,200 cases of H.I.V. into the blood supply from men who were H.I.V. positive and didn't know it.

Led by Victoria De Grazia, Moore Collegiate Professor of History at Columbia, the project introduces the cases of three emerging powers, Brazil, China, and Turkey that have developed soft-power agendas in rivalry with the U.S., Europe, and with each other.

For evaluation of GIE on seafloor and near coastal zones incorporated with heterogeneous conductivity distributions of the earth, I introduce possible cases of induced electric field based on theoretical and numerical forward simulations on 1-D, 2-D, and 3-D earth's structure.