Sentence examples for case to whom from inspiring English sources

(She thought of herself not only as different but as a special case to whom most ground rules didn't apply).

Specifically, a control had to have been living in Saskatchewan at the time the colorectal cancer case (to whom she was matched) was diagnosed with cancer (index date).

To limit the seasonal variation of the GP consultations we selected only the consultations that took place within 14 days prior to the admission date of the case to whom the controls were linked to.

We selected controls by using risk set sampling: each control had to be alive and at risk for a first pneumonia hospitalization on the day of admission (the index date) of the case to whom he or she was matched.

The present case, to whom we have given the pseudonym 'Peter', was defrauded in the street drug market by an individual who had sold him "bunk" [counterfeit drugs] instead of $50 worth of heroin he sought to purchase.

For each case, we constructed a risk set of individually matched potential controls: all KPNW members with an index biopsy diagnosis of incident EH who remained at risk (i.e. no hysterectomy or uterine carcinoma) for at least as long as the progression interval of the case to whom they were matched.

Or in some cases, to whom you're related.

Cases to whom mental status examinations were performed were more likely to be receiving the drug at discharge (20% versus 9%; OR 2.5 CI95% 1.1 6.3; p = 0.036).

In general, these were taken at least 6 months before the date of diagnosis of cancer in cases, or at the same period of follow-up as the cases to whom they were matched for controls – referred to as pseudo-diagnosis.

We identified 179 gastroschisis cases to whom we matched 895 controls (5:1 ratio, Figure 1) with the following admission diagnoses: respiratory distress (N = 390), prematurity (N = 353), rule out sepsis (N = 67), need for observation (N = 72), and unstable temperature (N = 13).

Control participants were women who were not known to have died or been diagnosed with breast cancer by the date on which the case patient to whom they were matched was diagnosed with breast cancer.