Sentence examples for maintained in cases from inspiring English sources

The Courts in North America, have maintained in cases such as Canterbury v Spence [ 17] and Reibl v Hughes [ 66] that a patient must be informed of all material risks, where those 'material risks' would consist of what a reasonable person, in such a patients position, would be likely to attach significance to, in deciding whether to accept or forego a proposed treatment.

The whistle-blower suit, filed by a former Columbia employee, contends that KPMG, then known as KPMG Peat Marwick, played a prime role in that effort by assisting some Florida hospitals owned by Columbia in setting up secret reserves, which were maintained in case government auditors discovered the deception and demanded money back.

Mulvaney, who also serves as Trump's budget director, questioned the statutory authority of the CFPB to establish or maintain such a reserve, which Cordray maintained in case of emergencies.

A multi-antenna cognitive DF was investigated in terms of outage probability, in which the co-existence of secondary source and relay with the primary user (PU) can be maintained in case interference signals affecting PU are below a certain threshold [15].

A time limit of 3 s was maintained in case of non-responses.

A fixed size needs to be maintained in case of nanoparticles as food additives.

In this way, if needed, not only may lung rest be provided but also oxygenation maintained, in case of natural lung function deterioration.

The effects on soil microbial communities seem more pronounced and more maintained in case of biofertilizers and phytostimulators having direct effects on plants.

There is also evidence to suggest that some participants do not perceive a reason to withdraw, but feel it is an option that should be maintained in case others had concerns about the study [ 30].

This poses the question as to whether a) this relationship is maintained in case of pain reduction, in this case potentially associated with a manual therapeutic intervention and b) whether the resulting altered pain intensities correlate with similar center of pressure (COP) measures compared to participants that perceived identical pain intensities pre-intervention.

However, the claim that almost all judgments of beauty involve some element of sympathy becomes harder to maintain in cases of fine art.