Sentence examples for some cases described from inspiring English sources

In some cases described in other medical journals, surgical sponges (which are actually gauze pads) left in patients became embedded in tissue and were mistaken for tumors.

Dr. Rudorfer said the committee was struck by the fact that in some cases described at the hearing doctors had seemingly prescribed antidepressants casually and failed to monitor the children closely while they were taking them.

Judge Kaye said she has spent "many sleepless nights" in the last year worrying about the situation, and particularly about some cases described in a series of articles in The New York Times last spring.

The official said administrative charges had been brought in some cases described by in the lawsuit, and, in some others, the accused officers or supervisors were allowed to retire.

Cannabis profiteers and customers should also push their lawmakers to emulate Massachusetts, Pennsylvania, Florida and the city of Oakland, Calif., each of which has enacted policies, in some cases described as "marijuana reparations," that encourage and give priority on retail licenses to people of color and those who have been disproportionately harmed by marijuana prohibition and enforcement.

In some cases described earlier in the literature, TACE was not critical for the constitutive shedding, but was required for its activation.

But The Times made repeated inquiries over the last 15 months about Puliafito, in some cases describing information reporters had gathered about the dean.

In addition, the 137Cs/90Sr activity ratio fluctuated between approximately 400 and 5000 (Fig. 5), except for some abnormal cases described below.

This disease usually occurs in middle-aged to older patients, with some possible cases described in the paediatric population, and has a slight male predominance [3, 4, 5].

In addition, viral loads were relatively low with no virus detection in plasma, unlike some fatal cases described previously [ 2, 6, 8, 9] suggesting that H5N1 viral clearance was not compromised by HIV co-infection.

In some of the cases described above, the phrases were used for their associative or "endorsement" power and, under those conditions, courts may accept less significant similarities to justify a finding of copyright infringement.