case history

The play is more than just a group case history.

Robert is a person here, and not a case history.

In other words, they are a case history of the American dream.

"Wait a couple of minutes, though, so I can read over his case history."

Not always, but often enough to keep the novel from reading like a case history.

This is no time to get involved in the case history of the moon.

A case history that unfortunately did not come to light until too late.

I'll give you an example - was a case history in one of my medical journals.

But it would be difficult to find from the surviving evidence a single case history of this kind.

"But if you need a close comparison, why not call up its case history from Records?"

As a result, the opera became little more than a psychological case history.

"We'd need a thorough case history from you to make sense of it."

I happen to know that you have those case histories in your office safe.

So the man had now spent more than three years writing case histories, only the simple ones, of course.

And they'll go back through case histories to see if they can find other victims of the game.

About half the program is devoted to two case histories.

He had already studied Edgar's case history and his police record.

Consequently, Adam had left out an important part of the case history.

Yes, it might be a bit complicated to clear up the details of this case history.

If there were case histories, Magic would not be playing.

So far there have been only few documented case histories.

He will present actual case histories and field questions from the audience.

Maybe if I could find some similar case histories to read."

In some cases history is revised because we have made new discoveries.