Sentence examples for actually referred for from inspiring English sources

To determine the burden of 'missed' potential critical care referrals as a proportion of the number of patients who were actually referred for critical care review.

In this group, two patients were actually referred for SLNB but macrometastasis >1 cm was diagnosed on preoperative ultrasound B-scans.

In the analysis of post-referral bed days among those who were actually referred for consideration of FD, the data were poorly fitted using multiple linear regression.

However, most series indicate that a significantly smaller proportion of elderly patients diagnosed with oesophageal cancer is actually referred for oesophagectomy compared to younger patients (Sabel et al, 2002; Bonavina et al, 2003), indicating significant patient selection.

A number of parents who agreed to take part when questioned further were actually referred for reasons other than caries, such as teeth needing surgical extraction due to hyperdontia (a condition characterised by having an excess number of teeth).

Only half of the contacted physicians actually referred patients for the study, and most of them referred only one patient.

What if the "lusts," "impurity" and "degrading" actions (including "exchanging the truth about God for a lie") as described in Romans 1 24-25 actually referred to the lust for political power, wealth and idolatrous self-worship as exhibited by many anti-gay Christians, some of whom scapegoat LGBT people as a convenient way of diverting attention from their own sexual sins?

Him and Matt Cohler actually referred Uber to me for the Series B".

Gooden actually referred to 1997 as evidence for why he can thrive in an uncertain role, another interesting sign since he had one relief outing in 20 games and maligned Torre for using him inconsistently.

Only one child was actually referred to a specialised centre for further diagnosis.

In designing the graphs and charts for the book, Silverbird and I really had no idea what we were doing, so we actually referred to The New York Times' house style for information graphics quite frequently.