Sentence examples for had ever undergone from inspiring English sources

We examined each date of HIV testing that the infants had ever undergone.

Most of the candidates applying had 2 years of work experience, and very few had ever undergone training in skilled birth attendance outside their initial training.

Furthermore, the committee performed a detailed investigation of sCJD patients who underwent neurosurgery or ophthalmic surgery at a hospital where other patients with any type of prion disease had ever undergone neurosurgery or ophthalmic surgery.

This figure can be compared to that of 63% for the proportion of women receiving a diagnosis of osteoporosis who had ever undergone densitometry observed in a previous survey that we performed using a very similar methodology in a primary care context in France in 2005 [ 10], before the introduction of the present HAS guidelines on densitometry and reimbursement.

In the past year, 78.67% of the participants had ever received condoms, 65.17% had ever received lubricant, 23.68% had ever taken part in peer education, 18.40% had ever undergone examination or treatment for STDs and 52.49% had ever received voluntary counselling and testing services (VCTs).

No subject had ever undergone CHD or peritoneal dialysis in the past, and no subject had ever undergone a renal transplantation prior to enrollment or recovered renal function during the study period.

The convention, which is preparing the most ambitious reorganisation the union has ever undergone, has 105 representatives of the 15 current member states, the 13 candidate countries and the European and national parliaments.

For the most part they have been treated as unwelcome interlopers or ignored altogether, even though their swelling ranks constitute the most dramatic demographic transformation the United States has ever undergone.

If you're a writer and have ever undergone domestic disruption (been burgled, evicted, forced to renew your heating system, subjected to savage replumbing, joined by demanding and messy visitors) you'll know that scribblers, as a species, have curious priorities.

Less than 10% of both diabetic osteoporotics and diabetics with normal BMD have ever undergone hormone replacement therapy.

I cannot in good conscience recommend anybody drive on this stuff, not so much for all the moral reasons (although they're certainly there), but because it is singly the most terrifying experience I have ever undergone in my life.