The phone's fragile display was protected by a sturdy plastic casing.

She cases the museum before every shift to make sure the exhibits are secure.

The lawyer reviewed several cases before the trial.

The engineer inspected the casings for cracks before assembling the device.

The epidemiologist's article compared the casenesses reported in different regions to understand diagnostic variance.

When assessing complex patients, clinicians must consider caseness—the degree to which the accepted standardized diagnostic criteria for a given condition are applicable to a particular patient—rather than relying solely on checklist scores.

The professor assigned several case studies for the final project.

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Many editors cringe when writers use the noun 'case and point' to introduce an example, because it's a misconstruction of the idiom.

The law students spent the semester compiling notes from several old case-books to prepare for their finals.