"subject case" is not a phrase that appears in standard written English.
In some contexts, "subject case" may be used to refer to a grammatical case that indicates the subject of a sentence, but a more specific term such as "nominative case" would be more appropriate. For example: "Nominative case is used to indicate the subject of a sentence."
His magazine, Shallcross says, doesn't subject case studies to stringent criteria of age and status before allowing them on the page.
Nouns may be singular or plural the dual is lost and all dialects distinguish a nominative (subject) case and accusative (object) case.
There is no distinctive nominative (subject) case marker, the word stem or, in some cases, the root alone serving as the nominative.
In HC, there are two single subject case reports on the use of BoNT-A [12,13].
A theoretical subject case study of the Interior Architecture Program in the Faculty of Architecture, Mahasarakham University was used in this research.
This single subject case study examined the pedagogical reasoning process of an experienced classroom teacher who integrated historical empathy into an existing instructional unit designed to foster student knowledge of social control as an enduring historical understanding.
Since the six subject cases span different possible scenarios, we will evaluate them in two different steps.
For [11C]PK11195, [11C]raclopride, [18F]FDG, and [11C]FMZ, the F-test did not agree with AIC for only four individual (subject) cases (one subject from each tracer study).
This is so, because we keep both the old knowledge (through the cluster centres' information) and the new information provided by specific subject cases.
The main reasons for nonparticipation were refusal (cases 9%, controls 28%), inability to contact subjects (cases 2%, controls 18%), no permission from the doctor to approach the subject (cases 3%, controls 2%) and illness or death (cases 1%, controls 0%).
N.B.: in this section we compare our results against freely moving subject cases reported in the literature.
