Sentence examples for be referred at from inspiring English sources
Boys were more likely than girls to be referred at a younger age, whereas girls predominated amongst the adolescent referrals.
The patient should be referred at the right time after adequate pre-referral management, and after an appropriate process that also takes the patient's wishes into account.
Of note, a large intra- and inter-individual variability in the requirements of erythropoietin (17.5 ± 19.2 and 35.3 ± 34.0 % respectively), to be referred at least in part to the inclusion in the study even of patients with intercurrent illnesses susceptible to influence the haemoglobin value, making the prediction of the ideal dose particularly difficult, was found in our database.
By "curse" she may be referring, at least in part, to Noah's curse, the curse that pro-slavery Christians invoked to defend the perpetual slavery of the "race of Ham".
Francis was cited for the offence which was referred at the time by the referee, Craig Joubert, to the television match official.
Loujain al-Hathloul and Maysa al-Amoudi were referred at about the same time to a terrorism court for defying the ban on female drivers.
These standard terms and conditions are subject to any other terms and conditions provided to you or to which you are referred at the time of entering the competition.
Case 3 was referred at 9.7 years for history of prenatal ovarian left cyst (37 mm) leading to ovariectomy for a necrotic ovary on the first day of life.
Less than 1% of patients were referred at either site.
A proband's sister (VI.7) was referred at age 10 months because of megalocornea.
