Sentence examples for the cases encountered from inspiring English sources
Families with children, couples or single mothers, all of foreign extraction and in temporary lodgings, account for 9% of the cases encountered by the organisation.
The validity of the templates is not limited to the cases encountered in the database, as they can be applied to any reactant that matches the template criteria.
The varied microbial pathogenicity and the inclusion of prosthetic joint-infections impose difficulties interpreting the results, but are likely to reflect the cases encountered in hospital practice.
In the afternoon session, John G. Roberts Jr., arguing on behalf of the states in the case, encountered stiff resistance as he tried to defend that part of Judge Jackson's decision that found that Microsoft had violated Section 1 of the Sherman Act by tying its Internet Explorer browser to its Windows operating system.
The case presented in this article was the case encountered at the Bayalpata Hospital.
Calorimetric data on thermokinetics and pressure were used for explaining the practical consequences or which the worst cases encountered in this kind of plant.
Since leiomyomas are such an uncommon finding in this young population, the treatment offered to the few symptomatic cases encountered was extrapolated from that offered to older reproductive aged women.
At the same time, mounting evidence suggests that a substantial proportion of individuals previously diagnosed with BD may fail to meet formal diagnostic criteria upon structured interview, leading to false-positive cases in addition to the false-negative cases encountered in routine care (Zimmerman et al. 2008).
Overall, students most commonly reported exposure to cardiac and respiratory cases and were satisfied with the number of cases encountered during placement.
The ratio of forensic cases encountered was very low for the students who participated in our study (Table 1).
The purpose of this article was to introduce some of these new signs that are described after the analysis of unusual and complex cases encountered during the clinical daily practice in an emergency department.
