Sentence examples for recognised case from inspiring English sources

We used three different methods for case gathering and assessment, as we included every clinically recognised case from two different sources of medical records.

The evaluators observed that most FCSS teams were using internationally recognised case management processes when working with children and families though because staffs were only working part-time for FCSS while continuing to work in their "regular" jobs, the number of child and family cases they worked with was limited to ten cases per worker.

Ichiro Oshima, a 24-year-old Dentsu employee, killed himself in 1991 in Japan's first recognised case of karoshi-related suicide.

This report describes the first recognised case of Rothia dentocariosa endophthalmitis following intravitreal injection.

The first recognised case of leprosy in Mediaeval Poland, from Suraż, dated to the 12th 14th centuries AD [ 4].

Of those, only one was in the group receiving the drugs.On June 5th, a little over three weeks after HPTN's announcement, AIDS will be 30 years old or, more accurately, it will be 30 years since America's Centres for Disease Control and Prevention reported a cluster of unusual infections in Los Angeles that were the first medically recognised cases.

13 14 This system ensures a virtually complete clinical and vital status information on all clinically recognised cases of pSS among Olmsted County residents.

22 The result was an excess of 2300 cases of gastrointestinal illness, more than 750 emergency room visits, 65 hospital admissions, 27 recognised cases of haemolytic-uraemic syndrome, and seven deaths.

At NIPH, only newly recognised cases with early syphilis, defined as laboratory confirmed, primary, secondary or early latent syphilis (less than a year since infection) are entered into the MSIS database.

Moreover, the French insurance system does not recognise cases exposed to crystalline silica or to DME as eligible for compensation except in very specific circumstances.

In dealing with this issue, service providers who are in contact with children have become better prepared to recognise cases of violence and have improved professional processing of those cases.