Sentence examples for opposed to case from inspiring English sources

Most interventions fall under the category primary prevention, as opposed to case management or secondary prevention.

As opposed to Case 1 distinguishing Normal from PDAC, no improvements were found with the combination of PEF and PLF.

We are specifically interested in dynamical regimes of the model which remain only stable for finite numbers of R5 and X4 virus strains (as opposed to case 1).

An example of this phenomenon is the measurement of Apolipoprotein (Apo) AI and ApoB which, when studied in prospective studies (as opposed to case control studies), were found not to add to risk prediction beyond total-, LDL- and HDL-cholesterol measurements [36].

They say the sampling should be done only in the most serious crimes, as opposed to cases like civil disobedience and subway turnstile jumping.

(4) The remaining CH4, which was not decomposed by pyrolysis, increased with an increasing CH4 concentration and caused the reaction temperature to rise, as opposed to cases of CO and H2.

In 1178, a chronicler recorded that when Henry II: This was originally interpreted as the foundation of the King's Bench, with the Court of Common Pleas not coming into existence until the signing of the Magna Carta, which mandated in Section 17 that common pleas (cases between subject and subject, as opposed to cases involving the king) be heard in "some fixed place".

More recently, in a retrieval study of a series of titanium alloy S-ROM femoral stems (DePuy Orthopaedics, Warsaw, IN, USA), Huot Carlson et al. [ 13] observed less proximal femoral stem taper corrosion for cases with a ceramic-metal taper interface as opposed to cases with metal-metal taper interfaces.

In this case, as opposed to the case above where only an even number of sign reversals were allowed, every sign reversal transformation is in the Weyl group.

This allowed comparison with the background population of submitted cases, as opposed to the case series commonly reported in veterinary literature.

This not only exhibits the comparable nature of the difficulty between the two cases, but also demonstrates that the lack of consistency in recognition of issues within the case is dependent on the participant as opposed to the case.