Sentence examples for sharing of case from inspiring English sources

The composition of publication types across the literature shows that there are plenty of sharing of case studies of and experiences with BIM education in academia through international conferences, yet there is a shortage of publications in international journals constituting deeper research into academic BIM education.

The sharing of case reports and series by EAP physicians generated an overall (rather than individual) perception of the efficacy, safety and quality-of-life impact of gefitinib.

A third case involves sharing of identifiable data without consent when overriding public health interests exist.

Mike Shallcross, the deputy editor of Men's Health - which uses its own share of case studies - says he understands why some magazines insist on gorgeous line-ups.

A1C and lipids improved and, at study end, the share of case subjects achieving currently recommended clinical targets (5) increased from baseline, the opposite being true for control subjects.

Instead, USG settled its share of cases, paying $1,000 or more for each uninjured defendant.

At the bankruptcy court in Nashville, lawyers provided a spectrum of estimates for the share of cases in Middle Tennessee where medical debt was decisive, from 15percentto50percentcent.

The Roberts court is hearing a larger share of cases about economic activities that matter to big business than the Rehnquist court before it.

Until 1999, Scottish criminal cases could not be appealed to England, although we were subject to scrutiny by the European court of human rights too and lost our fair share of cases there.

As hospitals have filled up, the share of cases going unreported may have increased, creating the illusion of some improvement.

For the very small share of cases in which the Ticket was mailed a few months after the rollout ended (0.07percentt for Phase 2 and 0.19 percent for Phase 3, as shown in Table 2), we chose the last rollout month; that is, we coded these late mailing cases as if their Tickets were mailed a few months earlier than they were actually mailed.