Sentence examples for Similar referrals from inspiring English sources

The commission made a set of similar referrals in cases involving James B. Crane II, an Albany lobbyist.

In this study, we analyzed classification of similar referrals to determine the reliability of classification into priority groups (i.e., horizontal equity).

A PHH executive later started his own company and created a similar referral program with Costco.

If Treats can escape the shadow cast over its parent company, it will still have to compete with similar referral rewards providers like ReferralCandy, ReferralSaasquatch, VouchFor and others.

This finding may be similar to other communities with a similar referral structure.

Once the decision to respond to this concern is made by the GP, similar referral criteria are applied.

Up to 2007 incident and prevalent patients with vasculitis had a similar referral pattern: from another medical specialty, the general nephrology clinic, primary care and the emergency department.

The proportion of deaths with similar referral and cause of death diagnoses was high within 30 days after admission for all three medical conditions (73.8-89.6%, Table 2).

A study of English general practitioners by Linsell and colleagues documents lower utilisation of x-ray tests and similar referral rates for primary care patients with chronic knee pain relative to patients reporting hip pain [ 52].

The use of two control groups serves to validate these findings, where subjects with benign breast disease likely had very similar referral patterns as breast cancer cases, and the use of general surgical controls reduced possible methodological bias if an association between pesticide use and benign breast disease existed.

Participating and nonparticipating physicians had similar referral rates, board certification, specialty and racial mix, but participants had a higher percentage of group practice and female physicians who had less years in practice, less office hours per week, and fewer patients aged 65 and over than nonparticipating physicians (p <.05).