Sentence examples for specially in cases from inspiring English sources

Current data and experience from clinical practice are still scanty to support the effectiveness of intrauterine therapy procedures in chorioangioma complicated cases, specially in cases with fetal hydrops, which led us to attempt a more conservative approach.

Under the suspicious of a high-grade lesion, when a brain biopsy is indicated, the stereotactic frame biopsy is still considered the gold standard technique for its precise localization [ 8], specially in cases of deep seated tumors.

Moreover, consideration should be given to re-exploring the potential value of ssHHT in other haematological malignancies such as CML (O'Brien et al, 2003; Marin et al, 2005), specially in cases of bcr-abl mutation T315I, refractory to several tyrosine kinase inhibitors.

However, the design of an aerated mixing vessel is challenging specially in case of non-Newtonian fluids.

Techniques for detecting elemental level damage using the traditional methods receive the setback because of the difficulties in formulating the problems mathematically, specially in case of inverse problems.

The KOBAS analysis of differentially regulated transcripts in response to aphids and whiteflies indicated that both the insects induce the metabolism of amino acids biosynthesis specially in case of whiteflies infestation at later phase.

Autoimmune diseases in pregnancy require to be carefully monitored to ensure the best possible management of mothers, fetuses and newborns due to the high rate of morbidity specially in case of maternal polytherapy and/or anti-Ro/SSA positivity.

We must emphasize the aim of the proposed pre-detector is not to detect PUs like in [36 39], but is to filter out the unlikely cases and to reduce the computational cost of the detection procedure, specially in the cases cited above.

Note that, specially in the case of this application, the security requirements of LTE communication networks are of paramount importance.

In the past, detection and localization problems of diffusive sources in WSN have been a topic of interest, specially in the case of chemical/biological threat detection.

It was shown that the computational complexity in terms of the number of visited nodes can be significantly reduced specially in the case of high-order modulations.