Sentence examples for lost cases and from inspiring English sources

Another common problem was the lack of allocation concealment, proper blinding, and the reporting of lost cases and dropouts.

However, lost cases and controls were slightly more likely to be younger or to have smaller tumors.

However, both lost cases and lost controls were slightly more likely than evaluable patients to be younger, to be not white, or to have smaller tumors.

The 38 lost cases and the 47 lost controls were older than the testable patients (cases: 75.7 ± 17 versus 82.6 ± 11; p = 0.021; controls 79.7 ± 6.5 versus 76.5 ± 6.5; p = 0.004) but did no differ in gender or previous diseases (data not shown).

One study [ 26] reported three lost cases and we analyzed this data by a worst case model.

The survival time was calculated in months using the time interval between date of ART initiation and 1) date of event (death) for events, 2) date of transfer for transferred out (TO), 3) first date of the first missed appointment for lost cases and 4) the date in which patient completed the 60 months (five years) follow up.

"By coming here, at this moment in time, Hollande sends a very important message to markets and EU states that Greece is not a lost case and will make it," one official in the tripartite coalition government told me.

Note that the final graph is not necessarily bipartite, as lawyers win and lose cases, and participate with different sets of lawyers in different cases.

Such alternate approaches bring the disadvantages of, respectively, occasionally lacking validity, losing cases, and introducing statistical complexity.

The couple, who had already lost cases at Bristol County Court and the Court of Appeal, said they were "saddened".

However, not all cases were victories; ACLU lost cases in 1949 and 1961 which challenged state laws requiring commercial businesses to close on Sunday, the Christian Sabbath.