Sentence examples for helpful referring from inspiring English sources

The family GP could not have been more helpful, referring Jamie to the local child and adolescent mental health services and to a specialist gender identity clinic.

The variation in the strength of satisfaction with the RBR in different roles (from 36% somewhat or very helpful in referring identified health problems to 100% somewhat or very helpful in assessing healthy child development) also suggests that the respondents did not generalize their responses to all questions.

"So I never felt it helpful to refer to a war on terror".

In this connection, it is helpful to refer to an important bit of economic theory about herd behavior.... Suppose that there is a 60 percent probability that any one person's information will lead to the right decision.

In reading the following account of Neopythagoreanism, it may be helpful to refer to the Chronological Chart of Sources for Pythagoras, in the entry on Pythagoras.

For more information on blogger rights, it may be helpful to refer this CNET article by John Conyers.

Information from this study indicates that physicians find such information helpful and refer back to it.

Nor is it helpful to refer to the Chain of Being as Christian "dogma" (a belief that cannot be doubted, against a penalty of excommunication).

The decision to only invite women for cervical screening from age 25 is clearly emotive, but it is not helpful to refer to it as an unfortunate experiment.

Full length discussions were recorded and detailed transcripts was prepared in both Nepali and English languages, which was very helpful to refer when the findings were written up.

Most nephrologists would find it helpful to refer patients to a specialty GN clinic (64%) or to access phone consultations with a GN specialist (68%).