Sentence examples for limited cases and from inspiring English sources

"In many cases, the resource they had for foreign news was an editor pulling material from the wire services, or they were willing to send a reporter overseas in limited cases, and they're doing less of that now, or none at all," Mr. Rosenstiel said.

The method has been verified by comparison with results available for limited cases and very good agreement has been obtained.

However, due to the limited cases and limited kinds of cancers, i.e., only six liver metastases and four metastases of colon cancer, this might not be conclusive.

I have combined the formulae in the limited cases and have constructed approximate formulae for (dot a), (dot e), and (dot i) (Equations 30 to 38), which are applicable unless e≥1 or i>π−H/a.

These studies, however, could not generalize the concept of elevated central venous pressure (ECVP) load to all patients in critical care settings because of the limited cases and exclusive cohorts.

However, these studies failed to generalize the concept of elevated central venous pressure (ECVP) load to all patients in critical care settings because of the limited cases and exclusive cohorts.

But it was "absolutely outrageous," he said, that prosecutors, having put on a limited case and losing the original suppression motion, used their "position to say it doesn't matter -- we get a second bite at the apple".

In addition, the important values of the absorption rate k (in the interface kinetic limited case) and the diffusion coefficient D (in the diffusion limited case) during implantation can be deduced.

Compared to the covariance matrix based detector, all of the proposed adaptive detectors can handle the training-limited case and significantly decreased the computation complexity in compound-Gaussian environment.

Nevertheless, these attenuation patterns show the excess lipid condition to be a continuous extension of the lipid-limited case and allow us to compare trends between the αS variants.

"Federal funds are used only in very limited cases for abortion, and it is left for a state-by-state decision.