Sentence examples for consultation refers from inspiring English sources

The standfirst of this piece was edited on September 24 2013 to reflect the fact that the consultation refers to England's public forests, not Britain's.

Community consultation refers to obtaining [community] feedback on various aspects of a research project.

Maybe Quarta's promised consultation referred to the possibility of reducing Sorrell's maximum annual jackpot to less than £10m.

The "short consultation" referred to in the official report, prior to the pronouncement of the reduced sentence, may have been with other members of the Supreme Court, which was then resident in Philadelphia.

Gestational weight gain was defined as the last measured weight in the 3rd trimester minus the early pregnancy weight or weight measured at premarital consultation, referring to IOM [ 24].

Secondary outcomes were number of delayed prescriptions issued, re-consultation (referring to both 'in person' and telephone consultations) and antibiotic prescription, both during 28 days of follow-up, and patient satisfaction.

Consultation here refers to provision of health services, advice, or consultancy for a fee and for a specified short duration of time.

Community consultation commonly refers to engaging communities and eliciting feedback from community members that researchers can incorporate into the design of their research work to enhance protection and benefits for the community, increase legitimacy and share responsibility of activities and outcomes [ 48].

"Post-consultation" here refers to the next calendar day following the first recorded conversation with the palliative care team, regardless of whether the palliative care team continues to care for the patient during the remaining hospitalization.

This consultation is referred to hereafter as the 'index consultation'.

The Abortion Law Reform Bill also addresses the issue of doctors who are against abortion, requiring them "to disclose conscientious objection at the start of the consultation and refer patients to another doctor who does not have such an objection".