Sentence examples for which would be case from inspiring English sources

An example of necessity would be a defense against a raging dog (unless the dog was directly sent by the owner, which would be case of necessary defense).

A natural prerequisite for this "bias equivalence" assumption is that the outcomes are measured on comparable scales, which would be the case if, for example, the control outcome was a preexposure measure of the outcome process.

In closed-loop systems the ground temperature around the vertical boreholes is slightly increased or decreased; the direction of the temperature change is governed by whether the system is dominated by heating (which would be the case in colder regions) or cooling (which would be the case in warmer regions).

This is because we calculate one set of case-mix weights for all time periods instead of the weights changing over time (which would be the case if separate models were fitted for each year or quarter).

I had a pretty good idea which would be the case here.

There's probably no way to know which would be the case.

As in all of the programs I've talked about, I would not spend us back into deficit spending, which would be the case if we implemented all these tax cuts their people are talking about.

But for healthy people who would take statins largely as prevention — which would be the case for the new category of Crestor patients — other experts suggest the benefits may not outweigh any side effects.

In a phone interview this week, Dan Shannon of PETA said, "We don't think that it's the animal protection community's place to facilitate a convicted dogfighter's comeback, which would be the case if one were to work with him".

Had the initial publication reported InChIs for the species contained therein, which would be the case if using the RInChI and ProcAuxInfo, this would not be an issue.

In addition, the results of laboratory 5 did not show LAS had any toxic/inhibitory effects, which would be the case if it was aerobically degraded quickly.