Sentence examples for Central refers from inspiring English sources

Central refers to cannula placement in the mediastinum and peripheral VA ECMO refers to placement outside of the mediastinum [13].

The Occupy movement in Hong Kong, which also calls itself Occupy Central, referring to the central financial district, has been less focused than similar movements elsewhere on engaging with the community and rallying support.

Writers from Cheat Code Central referred to his fight against Vamp in nother trailer as the "undeniable highlight" that would make player wish to use Raiden in the game.

Each must be assessed by the Social Welfare Department part of a slow-moving process called the Central Referring System for Rehabilitation Services.

Central Africa refers to Gabon/Republic of Congo/DRC/Republic of Central Africa.

Central fatigue refers to reduced excitatory drive to motor neurons, secondary to central nervous system dysfunction, resulting in incomplete motor unit recruitment (Carpentier et al. 2001; Thomas and Zijdewind 2006; Vucic et al. 2010).

The memorandum she sent out last Thursday to Mr. Rumsfeld, Secretary of State Colin L. Powell and George J. Tenet, the director of central intelligence, refers in its first sentence to discussions she had with all of them.

A central topic refers to the fragmentation of the urban public space, a phenomenon also connected with the privatisation trends the city (Kohn [2004]).

Central sensitization refers to the increased synaptic efficacy established in somatosensory neurons in the dorsal horn of the spinal cord following intense peripheral noxious stimuli, tissue injury or nerve damage.

Another central question refers to what insert sizes to use.

Weak central coherence refers to superior detail processing and weak global integration.