Sentence examples for whose physicians from inspiring English sources

The study was not a random sampling; it comprised individuals whose physicians had requested cholesterol tests.

Other regions, including Richmond and Everett, look more like most American communities, with several medical groups whose physicians are paid on a traditional fee-for-service basis.

Emergency responders rushed the senior citizen to Long Island College Hospital (LICH), whose physicians knew her well.

McMorris-Rodgers highlighted the negative effects of the Affordable Care Act on consumers whose premiums rose, whose previous health insurance policies were canceled because they didn't meet the law's benefit standards and whose physicians aren't covered by the new plans available on Obamacare's health insurance exchanges.

Patients whose physicians refused to participate were studied as a comparison group.

Patients whose physicians did not recommend watchful waiting averaged 3.7 months (SD = 6.6), significantly shorter than 13.6 months (SD = 13.6) for those whose physicians engaged in watchful waiting (t = 5.40, P < 0.001).

Dr. Dean, whose physician persona is at the heart of his campaign, says his plan is the most politically realistic, because it essentially expands the existing system.

It's narrated by a woman whose physician husband won't let her leave her bedroom, where she's supposed to recover from her "temporary nervous depression — a slight hysterical tendency".

The island, which the locals called Boriquen, had been previously discovered and named San Juan by Columbus, whose physician described it glowingly, especially the houses with their "beautiful gardens, as if they were vineyards or orchards of orange or citron trees".

However, our results suggest that not all of the change reflected a testing effect because positive change was significantly greater among families whose physician discussed inappropriate behavior than among those whose physician did not discuss in appropriate behavior.

This was how Americans discussed Nicolas Cruz, the confessed shooter in Parkland, who had received mental-health treatment before the attack, and Stephen Paddock, who killed 58 people in Las Vegas and whose physician said he believed he may have been bipolar.