Sentence examples for pattern of case from inspiring English sources
The intergenerational pattern of case C has been practiced for a decade, and if one side of the grandparents is unable to meet the rotation schedule, they will immediately negotiate to find a temporary solution.
The same pattern of case identification rate was observed in the sputum positive cases (7.5%, 1.9% and 0% respectively).
Due to our repeated pattern of case presentation and evaluation, there might also have been a sequencing effect diminishing the level of reflection in the case feedback.
The pattern of case manifestations and the fact that the members of each cluster were exposed to sites with large infestations of rodents induced the authors to conclude that these clusters originated from exposure to common rodent sources (11 ).
The counterpart pattern of Case No. 2 in 5′-end ESTs is Case No. 8 (0.90%) where a XhoI site (CTCGAG) is replaced by a single Guanine (G) that is flanked by the poly(A) tail in the front and by the vector fragment VF2 at the end in the sense strand of cDNA (see 3TSS-4 in Figure 1 and Additional file 1: Figure S1 C).
This was part of a pattern of cases in which the Justices have erected barriers to lawsuits by individual citizens against the government or corporate defendants.
The pattern of cases is broader, involving many markets at once, suggesting, they say, a larger and more sophisticated distribution network.
As Inquest noted yesterday: "There has been a pattern of cases where inquest juries have found overwhelming evidence of unlawful and excessive use of force or gross neglect and yet no police officer has been held responsible".
The F.B.I. and the Justice Department have acknowledged a pattern of cases before the Bush administration in which bureau agents offered false information to the wiretap court in seeking permission to conduct surveillance of American citizens and foreign residents.
But underpinning those efforts, at every point, are the epidemiologists, the medical detectives on the ground, tracing how the infection spread and whether the underlying pattern of cases can offer up some revelatory clue from the haze.
Despite a pattern of cases raising similar issues, the police have hidden behind protracted legal processes, done the bare minimum to co-operate with investigations and refused to admit wrongdoing.
