Sentence examples for no deceased from inspiring English sources

After all, I have no deceased loved ones to miss.

Not quite admittedly: In an email inquiry on January 6th, WV SHPO Susan Pierce wrote: "We cannot confirm or deny that there are no deceased on the SHPO list dated May 21, 2009".

In the baseline chart review, 71.8% (N = 163/227) of pedigrees had no deceased relatives mentioned at all; while with MeTree < 1% (N = 5/1184) had no deceased relatives.

The mean proportion within pedigree of deceased relatives was 46% (range 0.0-95 0.0-95 18.0); only 5 pedigrees had no deceased relatives.

In the highest educational level, there were, in fact, only 11 deceased men and 3 deceased women among those with diabetes, and 9 deceased men and no deceased woman among those with a myocardial infarction.

Hence in pedigrees with no deceased relatives we defined 5 possible criteria (excluding criteria 7 and 8 which related to deceased relatives) and in those with at least one deceased relative, we defined 7 possible criteria.

This number should allow us to reach the target sample size, further accounting for sampled individuals who will be found ineligible (e.g., institutionalized or deceased, no longer reside in the study area, no proxy meeting study criteria), refuse to be interviewed, or decline study participation.

MICHAEL SAVAGE (deceased): No! I don't want that!

The New Yorker, November 26 , 1960P. 42 A local resident reports that when he went to his polling place on Election Day, the clerk, after looking at the register, said, "Aren't you deceased?" "No," he replied.

A local resident reports that when he went to his polling place on Election Day, the clerk, after looking at the register, said, "Aren't you deceased?" "No," he replied.

By A. Petersen and St .Clair McKelway The New Yorker, November 26 , 1960P. 42 A local resident reports that when he went to his polling place on Election Day, the clerk, after looking at the register, said, "Aren't you deceased?" "No," he replied.