Sentence examples for saved cases from inspiring English sources

Estimates of future and saved cases of lung cancer were performed at both constant and changed lung cancer incidence rates over time.

The reduction of salt intake and sodium content of food has been recommended as a cost-effective action that should be undertaken immediately, with expected accelerated results in terms of lives saved, cases of disease prevented and costs avoided.

Cost-effectiveness ratios were reported as cost per deaths averted, DALYs averted, HIV infections prevented, newborn lives saved, case fatality rates and years lived with disability.

Israeli officials will only grant travel permits to patients who have "urgent humanitarian and life saving cases," a representative from the prime minister's office told Haaretz.

For example, it may be desirable to exclude punctuation from the extracted phrases added to Piece 1, while preserving the location of punctuation in Piece 2. Likewise, saving case information (uppercase vs. lowercase formatting) would also lengthen execution time.

The bitter, dark lichen broth Mr. Berselius served with poached oysters and salsify suggested it was best saved for cases of starvation.

But is this the same as 5.3 million lives saved, 30m cases of malaria prevented, and 1.3 million survivors of TB? No.

Therefore, 6 °C of energy can be saved in case of PMV/PPD-based air conditioning.

All of your notes and bookmarks are saved in case you ever buy the book or borrow it again.

The scheme comes partly after government research showed that almost half of UK adults have less than £500 saved in case of an emergency.

The results were quantified in terms of the number of lives saved (confirmed case, treated, and cured) by each algorithm.