Significats de low case en anglès

Chief health officer Brett Sutton said the low case numbers were encouraging.

Conclusions: Major complications are mostly associated with therapeutic procedures and low case volume.

Excess operative mortality appears to be associated with pancreatico-splenectomy, low case volume and lack of specialist training.

Premier Daniel Andrews has warned of the one thing that could derail Victoria's continued low case numbers: lockdown fatigue.

Washington still had relatively low case numbers, and some counties were even contemplating a return to movie theatres and museums.

Conclusion: Intussusception cases have occurred in children across all parts of the country, with low case fatality in the settings studied.

The consistently low case numbers also led the Premier to hint Melbourne could see an early easing of restrictions next week.

Judging by the latest disease figures, there are a few provinces that are showing very low case numbers and infection rates.

Most of urban Vietnam is preparing to enter its third week of self-isolation despite the country's relatively low case numbers -268.

Collectively, these measures have achieved low case numbers and deaths compared with high-income countries in Europe and North America that pursued a suppression strategy.

Commit to researching countries with low case numbers, keep track of countries experiencing second waves, and, then, use these statistics to inform your destination decision.

However, Mr Andrews did say the state's low case increase gave the state "options" for when the state of emergency lifts on May 11.

It has a relatively low case fatality rate of 1.9%, compared to the world average of 3.5%, but that may be due to underreporting.

These low cases also allow wall space above for pictures, and plenty of this is desirable.

And there, in the low cases along the walls, were the rows of his precious books,-hisone hobby and extravagance.

And here were shelves just overflowing with dainty, gaily covered volumes, and low cases crowded, and books lying about on window-seats and lounges.