Sentence examples for previous who from inspiring English sources

In the previous WHO guidelines, the choice of drugs was based on efficacy and toxicity in a step-down manner, from group 1 first-line drugs and groups 2 5 second-line drugs, to group 5 drugs with potentially limited efficacy or limited clinical evidence.

In keeping with previous Who albums, Tommy featured some crackling electric powerpop (Pinball Wizard, I'm Free), and a few comedy moments for Keith Moon and John Entwistle to let fly (Tommy's Holiday Camp, Fiddle About), but was stretched to double album length to accommodate the album's overriding concept (deaf, dumb and blind kid finds deliverance in amusement arcades).

Some scholars suggest that the Soga were arrivals from Korea not many generations previous who, lacking the ancestral connections of other clans, parlayed the Korean connection, a relationship with a more complex and sophisticated society, to achieve eventual control in Japan.

The histological tumor type was established based on specimens stained with hematoxylin and eosin, according to the previous WHO criteria [22].

"It's the players who have played here previous who have done so well - they are the ones who have that place in the squad and deserve their place in the squad.

Last March, the WHO announced staggering new numbers indicating that, in 2012, around 7 million people worldwide died as a result of air pollution exposure — twice as high as previous WHO estimates and making it the world's largest single environmental health risk.

A previous WHO-sponsored literature review from 2001 2 found only two studies of the effect of DTP on mortality.

We propose a new method that improves the previous WHO-ART structure by integrating the associative relationships included in SNOMED CT.

For most interventions, we adopted estimates of resource use and prices for programme cost components from previous WHO-CHOICE regional analyses.

All interventions in this study that required training costs were linked to previous WHO-CHOICE regional analyses, and we maintained the assumptions from these previous analyses.

In common with other papers in this and a previous WHO-CHOICE series, 17 cost effectiveness modelling was carried out for two WHO reporting sub-regions, one in Africa (countries with high child and very high adult mortality, henceforth denoted "AfrE") and the other in South East Asia (countries with high child and adult mortality, henceforth denoted "SearD").