Sentence examples for present day case from inspiring English sources

The past will also be valuable to the present day case.

In present day cases, a solid form screen should be performed in early development to find a suitable form long before Phase 3 clinical trials.

Because the victim of the present-day case is a journalist with an expertise in rock music of the late 60's and early 70's, readers can guess early on that the two murders will prove to be linked.

In 2014, she founded ASDEHU and shifted her focus to present-day cases of forced disappearances by security forces, organized crime and gangs.

Respondents enrolled into this survey were American Society of Anesthesiologists (ASA) class 1 and 2 adult patients presenting consecutively for day case surgery.

Forty adult patients with American Society of Anesthesiologists (ASA) grade 1 2, presenting for elective day case arthroscopic subacromial decompression surgery at the Victoria Hospital, Kirkcaldy, UK, were recruited into the study between May 2009 and October 2010 at the pre-operative surgical assessment clinic, held one week prior to surgery.

DLC, though, is part and parcel of all major game releases in the present day, be it a case of different skins for your character of choice of additional missions that the completist player can't do without.

In the first piece, "Thorne: Sleepyhead," on Tuesday night, we learn one reason that Thorne seems so haunted: The creepy present-day case he is working turns out to be related to a case from his past in which his conduct was not exactly by the book.

Ranging freely from human pre-history to the present day, Pinker presents his case with voluminous erudition.

How has your opinion changed, if at all, after reading and discussing historical and present day opinions about the case and the town of Philadelphia, Mississippi?

Among them, piebald breeding is an old practice that has lasted to the present day, as is the case for the Reguibat, the Oulad Delim, and the Oulad Tidrarin tribes (Mercer 1976; Caro Baroja 1955; Boyer 1962), as well as among Moorish tribes of present-day northern and coastal Mauritania (Correra 2006).