Sentence examples for stricter case from inspiring English sources

Paradoxically, the Dutch general practitioners, who reported a higher seasonal ILI percentage, worked with a stricter case definition than in the UK.

Results were similar when we used the stricter case definition of ADHD that required both parental report and medication use (Table 5).

Thus, the approach to case selection described in this paper may be tightened using a stricter case selection criterion if the objectives of the study require greater specificity.

Had a stricter case definition been used, as has been suggested for measles (28 ), even fewer cases of viral encephalitis would have been identified in the laboratory system.

ETS was not associated with our stricter case definition of ADHD, having a reported diagnosis and taking prescription medication for the treatment of ADHD, which was similar to what Braun et al. (2006) observed.

He says there are strict case criteria defining TSS, including a temperature of 102, rash and hypo-tension.

For the strict case, since g is a non-constant function on Ω, we obtain the desired results from (7), (8), Lemma 6 and the above argument.

Reliability of the data is enhanced by following Yin's (2003) recommendation to design and follow a strict case study protocol.

Q: You're saying these people should not have been tested at all? C.D.: During the [2003] SARS [severe acute respiratory syndrome] outbreak, there was a strict case definition.

If you think that competing appetitive attitudes could give rise to a strict case of standard akrasia, you should recall how Socrates would have to explain these cases of psychological conflict in order to avoid multiplying his divisions in the soul.

However, most of these inferences derived from confirmed cases that rely on laboratory results showing the presence of influenza virus genome in the respiratory tract of the affected individuals, selected on the basis of a strict case definition that tended to exclude less severe cases.