Sentence examples for loss of cases from inspiring English sources

The loss of cases in the noun, as well as many other linguistic changes, took place during the Middle Bulgarian period, which began with the subjugation of Bulgaria by the Byzantine Empire.

To avoid loss of cases and hence statistical power, the data was multiply imputed using chained equations (Allison 2001; White et al. 2011).

However, the loss of cases in follow-up surveys is a common issue, often due to the death, disability, dispersion, and migration of the respondents (Ribisl et al. 1996).

The INTERHEART study was originally designed as a "matched" case-control study but was unmatched in the analysis of nine modifiable risk factors [5] to minimize the loss of cases and controls for whom matching was not possible, given that there was general agreement for key results among the matched and unmatched data analyses.

One exception is alcohol consumption, since this variable caused a loss of cases by >50%.

Since blood pressures frequently are not recorded, we minimized loss of cases by making this decision.

Standard Dutch is characterized grammatically by the loss of case endings in the noun.

The results indicated that the loss of case depth hardness uniformity was highly influenced by the tempering temperature and the change of cooling rate.

Dual and "strong plural" forms use endings with a long vowel or diphthong, declined in only two cases: nominative and objective (combination accusative/genitive), with the objective form often becoming the default one after the loss of case endings.

To minimise loss of case ascertainment the denominator includes only participants followed to the age of the given category.

The majority then turned its attention to the question of a standard of proof in loss-of-citizenship cases.