Sentence examples for whose charts from inspiring English sources

Twenty-two of 100 such patients whose charts the researchers reviewed were given prescriptions for the drug, metformin, a treatment for Type II diabetes.

I have patients in my practice who have had five and six back operations, and seen umpteen physicians and therapists, whose charts are stuffed with hundreds of pages, who have had every test and tried every drug known to medicine.

Another funny-sad example of inequity comes courtesy of a patient at Yale-New Haven Hospital whose charts disappear — like so many others, a resident shruggingly notes — until it is discovered that she is the chairwoman of the medical school.

Ms. Sandé's status as the new record-holder for the most tenacious debut album was announced on Sunday by the Official Charts Company, a British organization that has been overseeing these records for the last 60 years, and whose charts are broadcast weekly by the BBC, and published in Music Week.

Patients whose charts indicated positive troponins were reviewed to determine if alternate reasons for elevated troponin levels other than acute coronary syndrome had been documented.

Plus, apparently he can speak Chinese, (or maybe not) so he's basically the Model UN kid whose charts you threw out the bus window in 10th grade.

Murs, whose chart career was launched after he was runner-up on the 2009 series, said he was "proud" to be coming back to the ITV show.

Congratulations again to Craig David whose chart-topping record Born To Do It was nominated for Best Album for the second year running.

All of this, however, pales in comparison to Elvis Presley, whose chart afterlife suggests that Tom Parker, rather than being insensitive, had massively underestimated what would happen following his funeral.

"Jersey Boys," which is still playing to full houses on Broadway and has been produced in dozens of cities worldwide, dramatizes the rags-to-riches life stories of Mr. Valli, Mr. DeVito, Mr. Gaudio and Nick Massi — working-class New Jersey guys whose chart-topping hits included "Walk Like a Man" and "Sherry".

"The organization did not provide accurate and truthful information throughout the accreditation process," the surveyors wrote in their report, citing the case of a 59-year-old who needed to be restrained and whose chart lacked proper notations about monitoring from a doctor and nurses.