Sentence examples for been referred because of from inspiring English sources

Six years previously, he had been referred because of difficulty swallowing.

In nine cases both eyes were referred with R1, having been referred because of DMac.

16 patients had received the initial treatment at our institution and 4 patients had been referred because of estimated recurrence or due to complications (Table).

The Autism Diagnostic Observation Schedule (ADOS) is a semi-structured, standardized assessment of communication, social interaction and play or imaginative use of materials for individuals who have been referred because of possible autism spectrum disorders [ 24].

The criterion of a minimum of two visits was chosen to exclude children who had been referred because of other reasons than treatment (e.g. mental health evaluation in a somatic ward or from social service).

A difficult situation occurs when a premutation allele is identified in a patient who has been referred because of symptoms of the fragile X syndrome, primarily developmental delay or mental retardation.

A further 20% are referred because of low, insecure income.

However, an emerging trend, according to the charity, is that 22% of those helped were referred because of "low income" compared with 16% of referrals in the same period last year – meaning 51,000 more people were referred to a food bank due to low income.

The fact that such a small proportion of people on the social care register are referred because of concerns about their conduct (1.1% in the last year), and only 8% of referrals lead to a conduct hearing (0.3% over the past eight years are found to have committed misconduct), is reassuring but not grounds for complacency.

More than a fifth, 22%, of food bank users were referred because of low income – meaning they were unable to afford food due to a relatively small financial crisis such as a boiler breaking down or having to buy a school uniform.

More than half of the 150,000 people receiving emergency food aid from Trussell food banks between April and June were referred because of benefit delays, sanctions, and financial difficulties relating to the bedroom tax and abolition of council tax relief, it said.