Sentence examples for whose affected from inspiring English sources
The phrase "whose affected" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be a misconstruction and lacks clarity. An example of a correct usage could be "the individuals whose lives were affected by the decision."
In contrast, Thomas Gasser of the University of Munich and Bertram Müller-Myhsof of the Bernhard-Nocht Institute for Tropical Medicine in Hamburg and their colleagues have studied families in the United States, Canada, and Europe whose affected members resemble typical sporadic cases.
We observed no statistically significant difference in NF1 expression level in the ECACC P0117 pedigree, whose affected individuals harbor an NF1 mutation predicted to result in exon 10a skipping.
For the limited subset of families whose affected child carries an established risk factor – for example a de novo LoF mutation in CHD8 – the return from clinical sequencing could be emotionally valuable and could meaningfully inform the parents' concept of familial ASD risk.
We have found a family of African-American descent whose affected members' blood ACE level was increased 13-fold over normal.
Hypertension occurs earlier and more frequently in PKD1 than in PKD2 and in those ADPKD patients whose affected or unaffected parents also have hypertension [ 11].
An autosomal dominant auditory neuropathy, AUNA1, has been identified in an American family of European descent whose affected members showed moderate hearing loss beginning in the second decade of life and progressing to severe deafness in the fifth decade [ 11].
He is a man whose philosophy is fuzzy but whose affect is rectilinear.
Calhoun, whose affect was more frat boy than Scots warrior, occasionally stepped out of character to deliver commentary.
For a man whose affect is more bike-shop owner — rimless glasses, tousled gray hair — than terrorist hunter, this was a startling admission.
"It is a huge loss of human capital whose affects will only begin to be felt in the next decade," said Aliki Mouri a sociologist at the National Centre for Social Research.
The role of Mr. Halpern's father, now a former Navy doctor named Ed Goodson, went to William Shatner, who can sell the laugh lines but whose affect is more campy than crotchety.
