Sentence examples for whom we selected from inspiring English sources

Of these, 308 (21%) were ineligible on the basis of chart review, leaving 1173 cases, for whom we selected 2346 matched controls.

We identified key community leaders, including elected officials, school superintendents, clergy, members of the news media, and heads of nonprofit organizations, whom we selected for interviews.

This resulted in a total of 916 case-control pairs from whom we selected a random sample of 548 case-control pairs to make four DNA pools of cases and four DNA pools for their matched controls.

The ATHENA cohort comprises 21 999 individuals in total, of whom we selected the 1039 patients with a seroconversion window (defined by a negative HIV test and a positive HIV test) no longer than a year, at least 6 months between first positive HIV test and antiretroviral therapy (ART) initiation, and at least six CD4+ cell counts prior to HAART initiation.

These analysts, whom we select as representative of conventional political wisdom about the upcoming election, take into account many factors in their projections other than district partisanship, including candidate quality, money, and polling data.

We included patients with the assistance of several GPs from different practices whom we asked to select patients with different characteristics, e.g. gender, age, health, single/widowed/married and education level (see Table 1).

Developing future feasible technologies is an iterative process between technological feasibility and commercial viability, until we can reach the stars without having to ask the question, whom do we select to leave Earth?

In spite of achieving the participation of one in two controls whom we initially selected, we evaluated possible selection bias.

From the 10 individuals with bilateral radiographs (x of whom were control subjects), we selected 1 heel at random; thus, the study involved 74 heels (from 24 patients and 50 controls).

Limited resources necessitated choosing key informants rather than drawing from a large sample within each organization, so we selected individuals whom we expected would be most involved with innovation at a strategic level and/or were implementing innovations on the ground.

When it reached the ICA in London, the selector, whom we knew, didn't select us and we were horrified and felt completely miserable about it, and we felt the only thing to do was be a living sculpture at the opening.