Sentence examples for many case histories from inspiring English sources

These matters are fully discussed and illustrated by many case histories.

But the hide-and-seek in many case histories suggests that while a number of cancers recede, they do not disappear.

Accordingly, many empirical procedures have been developed from field-direct observations and from multiple regression analyses carried out on the database gathered from many case histories.

Moreover, two empirical ground classifications have been suggested, based on many case histories, for separately defining ground condition in soft rocks and hard rocks.

Quoting sources as diverse as Faulkner, Wittgenstein, St. Augustine, Dickens, Michel Foucault, John Rawls, Lewis Thomas and Richard Dawkins, as well as many case histories, personal stories and a history of what was once called feeblemindedness, Mr. Berube digs deep and wide.

Also in 1839, Bird published a comprehensive paper in Guy's Hospital Reports, complete with many case histories, in which he documents the state of knowledge.

"Everyone talks about 'the migrants' in a broad generalisation, but these are individuals with stories and lives, in many cases tragic histories that have brought them to this point," he said.

The data presented here also show that, although there have been significant gene duplication events within the kinesin families (for example deep within the metazoa and also the land plants), the history of kinesins is in many cases a history of paralog loss from an ancestral form which possessed a motor repertoire more complex than many extant organisms.

But many of the case histories lead in other directions.

He's the author of nearly a dozen books, many of them case histories about patients, including The Man Who Mistook His Wife for a Hat.

Many of the case histories in the book involve a procedure that sounds much like tDCS: direct current is applied by sponge electrodes, with a common side effect of "intense redness and an acute burning sensation".