Sentence examples for directly referred from inspiring English sources

Three of these cases were directly referred to our laboratory, the regional referent parasitology laboratory.

She soon realized that many of the previous year's hits directly referred to Christian themes.

Then, those vets who have the medical illness would be directly referred to V.A. hospitals for treatment.

President Obama directly referred to that reputation when he nominated Comey to take over the FBI on June 21.

An additional 20 vendors pay a higher fee and are directly referred to customers seeking the type of services they offer, Ms. Montchal said, as well as being given advertising space on the Web site.

His statement directly referred to "the increased importance of wireless, online and video gaming businesses".

He directly referred to God both in the acknowledgements of his master's and doctoral dissertations and while receiving his awards.

Franz Kafka never directly referred to Prague in his work, but his tales of totalitarian bureaucracy were greatly influenced by the city.

When examinees already knew the pragmatic function of a conventionalized linguistic form, they often directly referred to the linguistic form and paraphrased the implied meaning.

For Russell, sense data are the direct objects of thought in terms of which we think about extra-mental reality under descriptions relating, typically causally, those bits of reality to the directly referred to sense data.

She said had recently taken her mother-in-law to accident and emergency and, last Monday, the emergency admissions department - where patients are directly referred by their GP - at Nevill Hall Hospital.