Sentence examples for whom we predicted from inspiring English sources

For the 57 % of people with chronic HCV whom we predicted would be diagnosed [ 6 ], it is estimated that about three quarters would be untreated [ 34 ], leaving 24%% who would have historically received treatment.

For those whom we predicted would progress to ESLD, we summed the cost of treatment for compensated cirrhosis for 12 years (2013 2023) and ESLD for 2 years (2024 2026) to estimate the cost over 14 years.

This means the study requires 834 screen positives of whom we predict 500 will be eligible and consent to randomisation.

One use of such an algorithm is to divide patients into a group of those for whom we may confidently predict and those for whom lack of sufficient confidence or predictability may warrant further (possibly invasive) testing.

For the 1,268 individuals for whom we have an actual or predicted height-for-age Z score at age 72 months, the mean value is −2.24 (median −2.22), almost at the cutoff for the definition of stunting, with a SD of 0.96.

Moreover, we predicted that both gender of voters and candidates would affect the kinds of facial inferences that predict whom a person votes for.

We predicted this.

We know whom we own.

But what makes the show special and indeed invaluable viewing for anyone interested in contemporary art is the depth and variety of work by new, young artists, some of whom I predict we will be hearing a lot more about in the future.

First, we limited the analysis only to patients with SAPS scores between 45 and 60, in whom the predicted mortality ranges from 35 to 60%.

She was interviewed by Margaret Mitchell once, whom she predicted would do great things.