Sentence examples for most newer cases from inspiring English sources

Most newer cases have thumbscrews along the back that allow you to quickly remove the panels.

Most newer cases have thumbscrews, but you may need a Phillips-head screwdriver.

Blacks and Hispanics accounted for most new cases of syphilis, according to the city's recent survey, but whites experienced faster rates of increase.

Bill Gates believes that a vaccine and new intensive drugs to combat HIV should be available by 2030 and end most new cases of the virus that has killed millions in the past three decades.

In sub-Saharan Africa, where most new cases are reported, sixty-three per cent of those eligible for the drug regimen do not receive it; those who do often fail to receive it in full.

Tuberculosis may reach the point where most new cases in some countries are resistant to many drugs unless far greater efforts are made now to stop the spread of the infection, World Health Organization officials said yesterday.

Health officials have sounded alarms because they believe that TB could reach the point where most new cases in some countries are resistant to many drugs without efforts like the new laboratory test to help stop the spread of the disease.

"Age, obesity and physical inactivity are the main risk factors for developing type 2 diabetes, and most new cases of type 2 diabetes are recorded in people over the age of 50 years old, who are not major consumers of sugar-sweetened beverages (with exception of sugar added to tea)," he said.

Most new cases of white nose syndrome are discovered during the winter, when the bats display symptoms of the disease like flying outside during daylight hours or are observed in caves to have fuzzy white growths around their snouts and on their wings.

The results (see table below) show that Africa has by far the highest infection rate but that Southeast Asia suffers from the most new cases.

In Davos at the World Economic Forum earlier this month, Bill Gates predicted that both an HIV vaccine and cure would be available by 2030, eliminating most new cases of the deadly virus and tipping the scales in Africa in favor of higher numbers of people in treatment versus newly infected.