Sentence examples for constituted those who from inspiring English sources

Individuals in the enrolment data that matched with their membership identification numbers in the utilization data constituted those who visited health facilities in that particular year and those that did not match constituted those who were insured but did not make any health facility visit.

Individuals in a particular year whose membership numbers matched their membership numbers in the following year's enrolment data constituted renewals and those that did not match constituted those who did not renew.

The remainder constituted those who would slaughter or kill the animal (2%) and those who did not know how they would act in the situation (1%).

The exposed group was constituted of those who had worked at night for 1 45 years according to the response to the question: "For how many years have you had working hours that meant that you worked nights at least now and then".

The corporate or managerial segment will constitute those managers who though aware of their image and reputation, want to put aside their ties and jackets after hours and/or on weekends to drink good traditional beer, easily accessible in the urban areas.

So constituted, the Who released Face Dances (1981) and It's Hard (1982) before disbanding in 1982.

Yet those runners with the fastest split times constituted 7percentt of those who did not finish.

Children with severe psychiatric disorders constituted majority of those who had functional impairment.

None of the providers who had been working at their current facility for more than 15 years had high levels of knowledge, but this group constituted 19% of those who had low levels of knowledge; while 74% of those who were in the facility for less than 10 years had high levels of knowledge compared to 60% who had low levels of knowledge (p value 0.030) (Additional file 1: Table S2).

The sample constitutes 49%% of those who became sick-listed during the period.

Whatever wasn't would have to end up, not even on the cutting room floor, but on the floor around my corner table at the Casa Del Mar in Santa Monica (Yep, I'm one of those weirdly constituted writers who work in public places) where I'd spend mornings for the next decade or so writing the script's next 30 versions — not a made-up number.