Additionally, when women are referred in an ambulance, referring facilities are mandated to send a provider to accompany the woman.
β is used to denote the log odds ratio of being referred in an intervention practice post intervention compared to a control practice or intervention practice pre intervention.
Eligible participants were prospectively enrolled in the order in which they were referred, in an effort to create a sample largely reflective of those obese children who had not experienced success through initial office-based counseling alone.
"That way you are referred in via a trusted source," she said.
We focus on named pathway mentions that are referred in text by using a specific name (e.g. "MAPK signalling pathway", "Calcium signalling").
Fraser was referring in a starkly literal sense to her work's medium: a fit 38-year-old brunette in a sexy red V-necked dress, who is in fact herself.
He was referring, in an interview with The Huffington Post, to Benn's leading role in the 1975 campaign to get Britain out of the Common Market.
The fine print: startups need to be referred in via a network of venture capitalists, consultants and other professionals in a position to flag promising companies.
This procedure has also been referred in literature as "an excision using a fine needle" [ 10] or NETZ (needle excision of the transformation zone) [ 11- 13].
