Sentence examples for whose present day from inspiring English sources

Women who had HDP and whose present day BMI was <25 had significantly higher odds of having high blood pressure, compared with women who did not have HDP and whose present day BMI was ≥25 (women <58 years: OR 1.33, 99% CI 1.08 to 1.64; p<0.001 and women ≥58 years: OR 1.56, 99% CI 1.33 to 1.83; p<0.001).

Women who had HDP and whose present day BMI was <25 had significantly higher odds of having high blood pressure, compared with women who were normotensive during pregnancy (<58 years: 4.55, 3.63 to 5.71; p<0.001 and ≥58 years, 2.94, 2.49 to 3.47; p<0.001).

Stratification of women according to HDP status and BMI found that women who had HDP and whose current BMI was ≥25 had significantly increased odds of having stroke (women <58 years: OR 2.24, 99% CI 1.14 to 4.42; p=0.002 and women ≥58 years: OR 1.46, 99% CI 1.05 to 2.04; p=0.003) compared with women who did not have HDP and whose present day BMI was <25 (figure 3).

Stratification of women according to HDP status and BMI found that women who had HDP and whose current BMI was ≥25 had significantly increased odds of having high blood pressure (women <58 years: OR 12.48, 99% CI 10.63 to 14.66; p<0.001 and women ≥58 years: OR 5.15, 99% CI 4.54 to 5.86; p<0.001) compared with women who did not have HDP and whose present day BMI was <25 (figure 2).

The role of the African-American as surrogate for the troubles and malefactions of white people is as old as the Republic, a part carefully scripted in the antebellum South and archetypally acted out in American literature from Harriet Beecher Stowe to William Faulkner and beyond, and one whose present-day vitality was vividly displayed a few days ago north of Central Park.

Also present are fossils of insects whose present-day descendants depend upon angiosperms, suggesting that angiosperms may indeed have been present by Jurassic times.

In a move whose present-day equivalent would be Jeffrey Archer emerging from prison to lead British troops into Baghdad, Sickles played a decisive role at Gettysburg - and was wounded, losing a leg in the battle.

The lyrics now articulated the emotions of a grieving nation in its hour of darkness, whose present-day had been shattered and who collectively yearned for the world they had lost.

It has been criticized by some as insensitive to Hungary's neighbors Slovakia and Romania, some of whose present-day territory is included in the map.

"That playground right up there is where I first brought up the idea," Dorsey, whose present-day uniform is a white Dior dress shirt and tailored dark blazer, told CNBC earlier this year.

Mr. Bennett, as he has for nine years, talked of his great-grandfather, a Polish butcher who built one of the largest synagogues in Liverpool but whose present-day heirs inherited none of his devotion to prayer and ritual.