Sentence examples for eliminated whose from inspiring English sources

A further 97 studies were eliminated whose study population was focused primarily upon patients in the health system and/or not comprised of dependent older people living in the community or in residential aged care facilities.

The two goals aren't at all the same -- as Americans whose jobs have been eliminated or whose wages and benefits have been cut know all too well.

The Indiana Pacers' thoroughly unwatchable double-overtime win over the Washington Wizards officially eliminated Miami, whose playoff hopes dimmed the moment they lost Chris Bosh for the season.

We eliminated companies whose earnings estimates show a decline from 2000 to 2001.

We eliminated players whose names did not appear on more than one list and averaged the ranks of the remaining players to establish the order of our list.

This step eliminated variables whose p-values may have been an artifact of multiple testing.

We considered a set of 2330 heterodimers and further eliminated entries whose protein names contained "heavy chain" and "light chain" to diminish the influence of immunoglobulin interactions, in which β-sheets are dominant secondary structures.

We eliminated residues whose N atoms were within 13 Å of iron (35 at pH 7.5 and 24 at pH 6.5) and those that could not be assigned or whose peak was overlapped with that of another residue, a combined total of 81 at pH 7.3 and 78 at pH 6.5.

Using criteria similar to those developed by Gu et al. (2002), we eliminated pairs whose alignment length was less than 80% of the total length of protein and, for peptides of length ≥150 amino acid residues, a minimum cutoff for percent sequence identity (I) of 30% was used.

The prevailing theory used to explain the later experience-dependent plasticity phase relies on a Hebbian model in which mechanisms exist to strengthen synapses whose activity coincides with target depolarization beyond some threshold level [54] and to eliminate synapses whose activity is not correlated with postsynaptic activation [55].

Returning via Moscow, he was believed to have been advised by Soviet President Leonid I. Brezhnev to eliminate Amin, whose anti-Islamic policy the Soviets felt was exacerbating the political situation in Afghanistan.