Sentence examples for directed to refer from inspiring English sources

Serving portions are described in the questionnaire, and participants were directed to refer to the healthy eating guidelines 26 provided for further details.

Patients were directed to refer to the name(s), dose(s) and schedule(s) of the drug(s) (DMARDs, corticosteroids and other) they had been taking since the last visit (2 months apart), initially spontaneously and if necessary directly.

Few members have spoken publicly on the issue because club policy directs members to refer all questions about Augusta's internal workings to Johnson.

An alternative is that these ladies could be directed to their GP, and referred onwards to the symptomatic breast service, when clinically appropriate.

Je means "I" and vous is a direct object pronoun used to refer to "you".

The term 'catastrophic health expenditure' is commonly used to refer to direct healthcare costs that place excessive burdens on households.

SAMOA's algorithms are represented as directed graphs, referred to as topologies (borrowing terminology from Storm).

The undirected counterpart of a directed graph, referred to as a Markov network, is formed by connecting nodes with a common child and then removing the direction of all edges.

Direct access refers to service users being able to refer themselves to physiotherapy without a third-party referral.

In later works, he replaces "internal" with "reflex" or "subsequent" to refer to powers that depend on others for their objects, and "external" with "direct" or "antecedent" to refer to powers that do not.

Other consequences attributed to direct democracy refer to structural or system impacts on representative democracy or the overall system of democracy.