Sentence examples for term in case of from inspiring English sources

When committed a minor offence, a child is sent to the Rehabilitation Center and has a chance to avoid a prison term; in case of a grave crime such as a murder, the child will be punished anyway.

Whether NSAID therapy can be stopped in the long term in case of a radiologically lesion-free (and in our cohort also clinically lesion-free) status still remains to be documented in the further follow-up of our cohort.

Based on a total sample size of 850 individuals, we achieve a power estimate of larger than 0.90 for the gene-environment interaction term in case of an effect size of at least 3%% explained variance, even for genotypes with a minor allele frequency of 1 %, suggesting sufficient power to detect also small gene-environment interaction effects.

For the relatively young skilled women in our sample, losses in cases of unemployment are the lowest and short-term, somewhat larger but declining in the longer term in cases of non-work and substantially larger for work interruptions capturing maternity leave.

According to the legislators, current California law calls for a mandatory prison term in cases of rape or sexual assault where force is used, but not when the victim is unconscious or severely intoxicated and thus unable to resist.

Although use of steroids in the treatment of sepsis is generally not favored, steroids may be used for a short term in cases of septic shock not responsive to other interventions.

In the simulation study, the prediction errors improved with respect to the variance and bias terms in case of larger training data set sizes.

Expectedly, LOO-CV yielded a large variance term especially in case of MLR (Figure 2).

It was emphasized that there would be no loss of benefit, or compromise in long term care, in case of non-participation.

The most difficult aspect might be long term compliance in case of severe cognitive decline.

The Gujarat government is fighting a Supreme Court ruling in 2013 for some of the lions to be moved to a wildlife sanctuary in a neighbouring state to ensure their long-term survival in case of disease.