Sentence examples for sort out cases from inspiring English sources

However, because intrafamilial transmission of HTLV-1B and -1D was also documented among hunters-gatherers in Cameroon (4 ), it is impossible to sort out cases of direct zoonotic transmission of STLV-1 from cases of consecutive human-to-human spread of virus (evolutionary rates for HTLV-1/STLV-1 are very slow) (5 ).

In general, patients in the H101 group responded better to treatment compared with those who received TACE alone.> -wrap-foot> All patients enrolled in H101 group were screened to sort out cases with anti-HBV therapy or without anti-HBV therapy.

As an assessment of similarity search hits only by E value, bit score or alignment inspection can be challenging in the twilight zone [7], such a visualization can often help to sort out difficult cases.

Our analysis allows us to provide a comprehensive list of the correlation between all pairs of probe sets that are mapped to the same gene and thus allows microarray users to sort out the cases that deserve further analysis.

Bush is going to wait for the court of appeals to sort out this case, presumably by the summer.

The No. 1 man's job is to diagnose casualties, direct activities and sort out the serious cases, which are to be taken to the hospitals, from the slighter cases, which are to be taken to the hospitals, from the slighter cases, which are treated at the first-aid post.

Consequently, accuracy of preoperative evaluation and staging are critical to sort out potentially resectable cases for radical resection and to avoid unnecessary surgical interventions for those unresectable cases.

Ms Cooper said the IPCC had been unable "to sort out" high-profile cases involving the police such as the Hillsborough disaster and the death of Ian Tomlinson during the G20 protest.

Adding to this complexity, other small GTPases show partial sequence similarity to Rabs, and it is difficult to sort out whether borderline cases represent genuine Rabs or not.

The court will eventually sort out the Florida case, where despite the particulars the matter is probably less about infection than the old lover's plaint "I trusted you; you betrayed me".

3.55pm BST Vaz tells Pugh he was forced to text the home secretary on Saturday to sort out a passport case for an individual in his constituency after his calls to the head of the Passport Office were not picked up.