Sentence examples for scattered cases from inspiring English sources

Scattered cases also occurred in Mali, Nigeria and Senegal.

Instead of the familiar two or three candidates in a race, many districts have five or six, and in scattered cases there are 9, 10, a dozen.

The disease poses only a slight risk in rich countries, because tracing, diagnosing and isolating scattered cases is within the scope of their health systems.

The sense of despair and anger since the election has been expressed in scattered cases around the country of people turning their American flags upside down.

There have been scattered cases reported in the past, including one in The New England Journal of Medicine in 1995, of babies clearing the virus, even without treatment.

Through Oct. 9, scattered cases of influenza were reported in seven states, California, Florida, New York, Pennsylvania, Michigan, Texas and Utah, according to a report posted this weekend on the disease center's Web site, www.cdc.gov/flu/.

M.S.B.P.'s trajectory from scattered case studies to mainstream diagnosis is in some ways typical for a newly recognized disorder.

Scattered case reports in the medical literature described C. difficile patients, some on their deathbeds, who received fecal transplants and recovered, often within hours.

Jim Leyritz said he had sold off memorabilia because he is broke, had halted charity work because he has become a social pariah and had pored over scattered case files throughout his home, intent on defeating a D.U.I. manslaughter charge.

There had been scattered case reports of nocturnal eating in the medical literature going back to the 1940's, but in 1991, again in the journal Sleep, Schenck and Mahowald described 19 cases of what they were formally introducing as sleep-related eating disorder (S.R.E.D .. "My friend called me at home," Maureen recalled.

There are scattered case reports in the literature citing examples of breast schwannomas [29].