Sentence examples for in whose findings from inspiring English sources

report, "Boxed In," whose findings served as the foundation for the lawsuit.

"The nursing shortage is one of the dominant issues in health care today," said Peter Buerhaus, associate dean at the Vanderbilt University School of Nursing in Nashville, whose findings were published in The Journal of the American Medical Association last year.

In response, Norad commissioned two evaluations in 2008, whose findings did not support the introduction of P4P scheme in Tanzania.

The resulting body of research also provided the data for a new meta-analysis led by Chris D. Thomas of York University in Britain, whose findings were just published in the journal Science.

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His reference was to the former United Nations arms inspector in Iraq whose findings that there were no unconventional weapons were contested by Washington.

But all these factors were accounted for in the analysis, whose findings are published in the Canadian Medical Association Journal.

Task shifting implementation occurs as an ad hoc coping mechanism to the existing shortages of health workers in many undeserved areas of the country, not just in the study site whose findings are reported in this paper.

Cynthia Rosenzweig is the co-author of a 2001 report called "Climate Change in a Global City" whose findings on how a major storm would affect New York City were prescient.

(iv) In carrying out its duties under this memorandum such review board shall have the same powers as exercised by, or vested in, the board whose findings and decisions are being reviewed.

"In the longer-term, it's time we took a long, hard look at how the opinion poll industry in the UK, whose findings are often unreliable, impacts on our elections, media coverage and political decision-making".