Sentence examples for term for cases from inspiring English sources

Expanding the sums above (Eqs. 159 161), we see that all but one term for Cases 2 and 3 also appear in Case 1, and that the term E [ a 3 b ] is of smaller order of magnitude than E [ a 3 c ], which appears in Case 1.

We also incorporated an interaction term for case-control status and the exposures of interest, to assess possible heterogeneity in associations.

From the linear correlation between these data and those from standard EN 14214, values for the sensitivity (slope term) are seemingly small, or roughly 0.723, but are high enough to cause relatively large impacts, in financial terms, for cases involving considerably big volumes of biodiesel, in commercial transactions.

Tomasello reserves the term "imitation" for cases where observers perform the actions that they observe.

Also, Henry Farrell is correct that in Turkey, this is not a Streisand moment, the term used for cases when trying to suppress information brings even more attention to it.

Other authors used the term atypical for cases without clinical signs of lymph node enlargement [ 21].

Non-resolution was the term used for cases presenting initial non-resolution, relapse, peritoneal catheter removal, or death.

The JOMP staff provided long-term for case management (919.1 minutes per year per participant), prevention of exacerbations of psychiatric symptoms (690.6 min), support for his/her family (604.5 min), care for daily living (493.9 min) and maintaining interpersonal relationships (393.9 min).

The term for these cases in Colombia is "false positives".

RPM and DPR can be used as synonymous in this study; however, specialists use RPM term for the cases in which permeability reduction is less compare to DPR.

The recent finding of FUS (fused in sarcoma) protein pathology in aFTLD-U cases [ 37] and subsequently in NIFID and BIBD cases [ 34, 38] has led to further reorganisation of FTLD classification [ 31]: aFTLD-U, NIFID and BIBD are now considered three distinct subtypes of FTLD-FUS, the collective term for FTLD cases with FUS pathology.