Sentence examples for specialised cases from inspiring English sources

Further studies evaluating the effects of combination therapy or monotherapy in more specialised cases, such as when encountering a multidrug-resistant organism, are necessary.

In some specialised cases, specific control laws have been designed that reduce displacement and structural force, while simultaneously reducing the total base-shear transmitted to the foundation from both structural column forces and damping forces.

In specialised cases, an expert second opinion was obtained in Germany (Professor Katenkamp, Jena) or in the United States (Professor Fletcher, Boston).

In addition to writing in every conceivable medium, after becoming a QC, he specialised in cases involving civil liberties, tirelessly defending free speech.

Raju Bhatt, who has specialised in cases involving abuse of power or neglect of duty for more than two decades and was named legal aid lawyer of the year last month, told The Independent that the changes to legal aid could cause an "exponential rise in costs" for the Government – and deny the poorest in society access to justice.

Joanna Abrahams, head of family law at Setfords Solicitors, is one of only a limited number of lawyers in the UK who specialise in cases of parental alienation.

A recently retired senior detective who specialised in trafficking cases said of the newer unit: "Their work is normally focused around brothels.

(Data centres, including those run by Facebook and Google, have made great hay out of running equipment hotter, but this requires redundancy, specialised racks and cases and the constant replacement of a subset of servers).Anandtech found that various smartphones could improve benchmarking results by forcing the processor to work at a higher clock rate during tests.

Mr Rahman, who was a solicitor who specialised in family cases, said he had not sought the advice but wanted to follow "correct procedure".

The theory is formulated for general three-dimensional deformations, but simplifies greatly when specialised to the case of plane stress.

Blinne Ní Ghrálaigh, a barrister and criminal law specialist at Matrix Chambers who has specialised in protest-related cases, says that even for protesters with previous convictions, the worst she has heard of previously is a community order: "It is extremely surprising that custody has been raised as a real possibility.