"sum of cases" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is used to refer to the total number of cases in a particular set, such as a group of legal cases or medical diagnoses. For example, "The sum of cases of the flu in the area has increased significantly in the past two weeks."
The appropriate application of the superposition principle is then to model the rail vibration as a sum of cases in which all wheels are retained in contact with the rail but the roughness at all but one of them is set to zero.
The total epidemic size was the sum of cases over the epidemic year, including sporadic inter-epidemic cases.
The number of cancer cases in our study was almost the sum of cases in three earlier cohort studies (Kallen et al, 1993; Vesterinen et al, 1993; Turner et al, 2005).
Sum of cases for single countries might not exactly add to total number of cases because of country specific estimation of numbers and separate estimation for all countries combined.
Positive agreement of two indices was calculated as the number of cases having abnormal values in both indices divided by the sum of cases with abnormal values in each index.
Covariates relating to clinical-epidemiological factors from SINAN: male-female case ratio; multibacillary-paucibacillary case ratio based on operational classification; ratio of grade II physical disability cases to the sum of grade I and 0 cases; and ratio of cases with indeterminate clinical form to the sum of cases with clinical tuberculoid, dimorphous and lepromatous forms.
The value of the new standardized variable equals the sum of case weights (SPSS version 14).
SOT safety on treatment, ITT Intention-to-Treat, VKA vitamin-K-antagonist. based on the sum of case fatality rates in both arms of the ROCKET trial.
We calculated these ratios separately in Sweden and Denmark using country specific background incidence rates and combined estimates obtained by dividing the sum of observed cases by the sum of expected cases in the two countries.
Total is the sum of different case type about the same SNP in each study.
The arrest rate may reflect more severe crimes, whereas the prosecution rate counts for a larger sum of criminal cases including that with a lower social threat, for example those under bail and residential surveillance (The National People's Congress 2012).
