Sentence examples for representing a case from inspiring English sources

The model was experimentally verified and used together with tool vibration measurements in order to reveal rich dynamic behavior of the pre-twisted structure, representing a case of parametric vibrations with axial, torsional and transverse natural vibrations accompanied by the additional dynamic effects arising due to the coupling of axial and torsional deflections ((un twisting).

Jeff Rowes, an attorney from the Institute of Justice, a libertarian legal fund, is currently representing a case that hopes to allow the selling of bone marrow through a charitable third party intermediary.

Preliminary sampling of two burial caves in Palau, Micronesia has produced the remains of small-bodied recent H. sapiens, possibly representing a case of insular dwarfing.

Human serum albumin displays time-dependent heme-based catalytic properties, representing a case for 'chronosteric effects'.

Among the 400 isolates presumptively identified NAG vibrios, multiplex PCR confirmed 131 and 269 strains (each strain representing a case) as V. fluvialis and V. cholerae, respectively.

Hence, we identified Stat5 as a vulnerable point in the oncogenic network downstream of Bcr/Abl representing a case of non-oncogene addiction (NOA).

Of the 60 case-patients for whom outcome data were available, 19 died, representing a case-fatality rate of 32%.

Those meeting criteria for mild ARDS constitute a very heterogeneous group of patients who are usually underdiagnosed, representing a case-mix in which many do not require endotracheal intubation and invasive MV.

In addition to poultry cases, Vietnam has the second highest number of HPAIV H5N1-related human fatalities in the world [ 9]. Between 2003 and May 2010, there were 119 confirmed HPAIV H5N1 cases and 59 deaths in humans, representing a case-fatality rate of 49.6percentt.

Eflornithine represents a case where it may be possible to serve both interests at once.

The Starr investigation represents a case study in the unintended consequences of reform..