Sentence examples for short in the case of from inspiring English sources

This time is very long in the case of solid-state sintering (tenths of min) and very short in the case of liquid-phase sintering (few ns).

Parliament's Intelligence and Security Committee (ISC) will also answer whether or not security agencies fell short in the case of the Woolwich murder, its chairman Sir Malcolm Rifkind said.

That the law stopped short (considerably short in the case of the Anglo-American law) of abolishing all restrictions on the power of the conveyee himself to convey is a product not only of a recognition of the tension in the fundamental tendency to agglomerate but also of the power of the countrymen and their conveyancers to influence the course of legal development.

In short, in the case of gasping, is there still someone, a person, who is struggling?

Additionally, the treatment delay was short in the case of incident screen-detected carcinomas (OR = 0.47, CI = 0.23-0.95) (Table 2).

In other words, the temperature profile of the test room with room heater of 1 kW is found to be longest when it is used in the presence of TMS, while it is found to be the shortest in the case of 3 kW room heater without TMS.

Other options were available: if you wanted a licence to practice, rather than to become a fully fledged 'Fellow' of the RCP, you could take your degree overseas, or at one of the Scottish universities, where courses were shorter (in the case of Aberdeen, almost non-existent as you could often buy your degree), and more likely to include practical training in pharmacy, botany and anatomy.

The equilibrium adsorption time is seen to be much shorter in the case of WS AC compared to that of MWCNTs.

The window for dispersal was much shorter in the case of CP4/EPSPS, whose most likely source is NK603, released in the US in 2001.

This structural element is only slightly shorter in the case of 2F5 (22 residues).

Surgery time was the shortest in the case of the miniopen TLIF procedure, potentially because of enhanced surgical exposure.