Sentence examples for derived who from inspiring English sources

In 2010, patients were prescribed an average of 3.46 drugs per prescription, which was however still double the derived WHO standard value of 1.6 1.8 [ 10].

This cell line was HeLa - named after Henrietta Lacks, the lady from whom the cell line was derived, who had cervical carcinoma.

'Treatment plan' refers to how the plan is derived, who is consulted, how it is agreed, types of treatments, duration, patient preferences and arriving at responsibility for the patient's journey through the IHC process.

It's derived from who you follow.

Epidemiological data derived from WHO (GLOBOCAN) and the European Cancer Anaemia Survey.

BMI Z-scores were derived using WHO AnthroPlus, version 1.0.4 (based on World Health Organization growth references) [ 23].

Z-scores for adolescent anthropometric data were derived using WHO standards [13].

Cost per unit of syringes and safety boxes were derived from WHO's Pre Qualify Standard (PQS) devices catalogue [ 6 ].

We report a case of TNDM due to a de novo 6q24 duplication arising on paternally derived chromosome who developed recurrent asymptomatic hypoglycaemia during the remission phase.

Her transgressiveness derives from who she is -- a bisexual Korean-American -- and what she says.

People are darker who live, or are derived from people who live, in very sunny environments due to adaptations to prevent skin cancer, for example.