Sentence examples for whom application from inspiring English sources

This may limit the generalizability of the results to current patients in whom application of VAP preventive strategies is the standard of care.

This could also hold true for IHCA patients especially for whom applications of ECPR were more available and mature [ 7].

The database would allow users to search the name of the elected official to whom the application is made, the name of the applicant, the date of the funding request and the purpose of the request.

Of course, thoroughgoing racists – those for whom an application for planning approval for a mosque represents an "invasion" – are probably not going to go to Hussain's show.

Because job ads were collected through an agency that "works almost only with employers themselves", the three economists concluded that the individual to whom the application was sent most likely was the recruiter.

Ali et al described 12 patients with reflex sympathetic dystrophy (complex regional pain syndrome type I) in whom NE application rekindled pain [ 9].

In App Planet, a special section of the sprawling Fira de Barcelona convention grounds in the city's center, more than 50 small software developers, many of whom make applications for the iPhone, will display the device's capabilities.

The trial was further encouraged by the previous successful treatment of four patients with facial lupoid leishmaniasis, in whom the topical application of 0.045% DAC N-055 led to a rejuvenation of the faces [ 17, 18].

To assess the performance of the NHS Health Check diabetes filter, we calculated the proportion of patients at risk of diabetes or non-diabetes hyperglycaemia (HbA1c of 42 mmol/mol or greater) for whom a simple application of the filter would not have led to blood glucose testing.

This is due to the volume of existing applications, the various types of ongoing projects and the potential users to whom the produced applications are addressed (both internal PA users and citizen-users).

Its wide availability and ease of use will allow the wider transport related community to communicate with each other particularly those for whom EDI-type applications are beyond reach.