Sentence examples for resulting in case from inspiring English sources

But when parents and a public agency disagree about the availability of appropriate programs for the child and when there is a disagreement about financial reimbursement, this disagreement goes before the courts resulting in case laws.

Cancer diagnoses, including lung cancer, have shown high validity in the GPRD, with sensitivities and positive predictive values exceeding 90% (16– 19), resulting in case ascertainment rates comparable to U.K. cancer registries (20).

Notably, target cells of B19V are erythroid cells and erythroid precursors which are shared by P. falciparum probably resulting in case of co-infection in more severe anemia [ 7, 21, 42- 44].

Meanwhile, we are interested to develop a glycoconjugate vaccines against Salmonella enterica serovar typhimurium, which is one of the most common serovars responsible for invasive nontyphoidal Salmonella (iNTS) disease in Africa,[ 6] resulting in case fatality rates up to 25%%.[ 7] A vaccine against S. typhimurium is urgently needed, but not yet available.

"The forces used gas in order to control the situation, resulting in cases of suffocation among a number of the detainees who are now being treated".

CMPs, he said, were far from ideal but at least they gave evidence an airing rather than resulting in cases being struck out.

The guy was very hot when _______ stopped him because ____ was afraid of the paperwork that would result in case of my death.

Part of the problem is that, because outbreaks occur without warning, any subsequent analysis of them is somewhat opportunistic and tends to result in case reports.

However, our (deduced) results in case of (q to2^) are new.

The above model equations result in case of proportional imitation [61], [135].

It was a dichotomy that resulted in cases such as the inquest into the death in police custody of Steve Biko.