Sentence examples for always referred for from inspiring English sources

High false-positive rates suggest that mental health treatment should not be initiated based solely on screening results and patients with positive screening results should be always referred for detailed psychiatric evaluation by mental health specialists.

Overall, slightly more GPs declared that they "always refer" for early stages than for advanced disease which is similar to results previously reported [ 10].

"Employees have always referred friends for jobs," he said, "Our technology just does the matching for them".

Reference ranges are always referred to normal age- and gender-dependant reference ranges for the analysed clinical chemistry and haematology values.

But it didn't rise from the wonky mire until 1982, when, as John H. Makin and Norman J. Ornstein note, in their 1994 book, "Debt and Taxes," President Reagan, who had always referred to government programs for the old, the sick, and the poor as the "Social Security net," renamed them "entitlements," in a speech to a Jaycee convention.

Homework, which is always referred to as "prep", (short for preparatory work) is set for every day with the exception of Sunday.

In the introduction, she explains the title: Since David Armstrong and I were young he always referred to photography as "diving for pearls".

Traditional healers always referred patients to the national health system for HIV care, suggesting opportunities for collaboration.

We have always referred to ourselves as a platform for investing in startups rather than merely a crowdfunding platform, and I think this behaviour reflects that distinction: the crowd element is important, and there have been lots of investments of £100 or less, but we're also finding that the simplicity and straightforwardness of the platform means larger investors are attracted as well".

Even Reykjavik residents initially treated elsewhere in Iceland or abroad are almost always referred to the Landspitalinn orthopedic department for follow-up, and are therefore included in the hospital's diagnostic registry.

Private hospitals and nursing homes for instance, almost always referred HIV-positive patients immediately to a public hospital or nongovernmental organization (NGO), even if they could have provided services.