Sentence examples for out of case from inspiring English sources

They are built entirely out of case files, but are fully imagined.

"You don't let a schizophrenic out of case management," argues the University of Pennsylvania's Thomas McLellan.

It charges quickly and the extended connector means you can use it without taking the iPad Pro out of case.

Out of Case Western Reserve University's Biologically Inspired Robotics lab, this creepy-crawly bot is helping both roboticists and neuroscientists better understand a type of motion called peristalsis — or movement through contracting and expanding of muscle.

Furthermore, comments on MMR2 are different both domestically and internationally, and problems are also exposed for the monitoring and management of measles cases, which include miss out of case report, error for case report, lack of enough information put monitor, and control on measles breakout of very difficult situation [7, 12].

The legal definition grew out of case law related to grand jury subpoenas and civil discovery.

There is a "churning-out of cases," she said.

Sixty-five eligible out-of-area cases also were interviewed.

The percentage of NMDAR positive cases of this group C (4 out of 51 cases) is similar to that of Zandi's report (3 out of 46 cases).

Tumoral characteristics at baseline were: 100% (120 out of 120 cases) positive ER whose intensity was >90%82.5%99(99 out of 120 cases) positive PgR; and 6.7% (8 out of 120 cases) positive HER2.

"I think we are now seeing a natural petering out of cases they can deal with internally".