Sentence examples for the case termed from inspiring English sources

The algorithm used both the raw data from the original database which had been placed in Excel formatted files and the CPR process data (from the defibrillator downloads of the defibrillator data files) to create the summary of the case termed the "Representation Of the Resuscitation Episode" (RORE).

Ms. Domonkos had roundly criticized Judge Dickerson for his ruling in the November case, terming it outrageous in an article in The Journal News.

This data was used for determination of ratio between the hospitalized cases and the total cases, termed as hospitalization ratio.

In the latter case, terms are typically found in the body of the paper.

In the latter case terms used to describe phenotypes can be harmonized via a common ontology.

I've thought a lot about the case in terms of the legalities.

A spokesman for the Regional Plan Association put the case in terms of municipal pride.

"We settled the case in terms that are not disclosed," Orza said.

Naturally, this will continue to be the case in terms of our national security.

Ms. Diallo's lawyer, Kenneth P. Thompson, has already begun framing the case in terms of class consciousness.

Glasner makes the case in terms of history of thought, which is fine.