Sentence examples for more cases given from inspiring English sources

Matthew Prest, head of European special situations at Close Brothers, said: "We are expecting a lot more cases, given the current economic climate and the level of leverage that companies have".

(13, 14) The majority of ILC patients are ER-positive (e.g. 92.7% in this study) and it is reasonable to hypothesize that, as in IDC, AR has protective effects, possibly more so in ILC cases given their more abundant ER content and more favorable clinical outcome compared to IDC.

Care planning through the ICF looks even more troublesome in these cases, given that the disease side should be incorporated.

If anything, Romney may not have liked Lauber's 'hippie' locks, which is the more likely case given the era".

Charles P. Ewing, a forensic psychologist, lawyer and professor at the University at Buffalo Law School, said he was surprised that hung juries did not happen more often in insanity defense cases, given that jurors are put in the difficult position of deciding between conflicting experts.

Charles P. Ewing, a forensic psychologist, lawyer and professor at the University at Buffalo Law School, said he was surprised that hung juries are not more common in insanity defense cases, given that jurors are put in the difficult position of deciding between conflicting experts.

Diabetes status might be inaccurate in some cases given that more than one third of individuals with diabetes in the general population are undiagnosed (2).

For instance, the incubation period distribution for Marburg virus was estimated from just five cases with a single exposure opportunity (Martini, 1973); observing more cases might give rise to a right-skewed distribution as seen for Ebola virus.

This is even more so the case given that the nonpregnant arena results of observational studies and trials of 25-OH-D in diabetes conflict, with eight trials showing no effect of 25-OH-D supplementation on glycemia or incident diabetes (5).

Our algorithms, when applied to a number of sample cases give more than a 2-fold performance improvement over random partitioning.

The large number of cases gives more precise risk estimates for this disease than in previous studies, although the estimates are given for quite large regions in parts of the world with few Swedish travellers.