Sentence examples for highest referred from inspiring English sources

The Disruptions column on Monday, about so-called dynamic pricing, which raises prices when demand is highest, referred incompletely to the practices of Uber, a company that allows people to reserve car service through a smartphone app.

The term "legal high" refers to a non-banned substance thought to have effects similar to those of illegal drugs like cocaine or cannabis.

High refers to a sophisticated level of coordination, communication, and process complexity - without the coordination of high complexity, the concept cannot be applied.

The reduction in cross-sectional area of the specimen tested at RT is higher (refer to Fig. 8a) than that of the specimen tested at 550 °C.

"How High" refers to two songs from Madonna's eighth studio album Music, namely "Nobody's Perfect" and "I Deserve It".

'High' refers to animals in which GFP was detectable throughout most of the intestine.

Calnan et al. found in a qualitative study that high referring GPs out-of-hours typically are more cautious and would admit more often if in doubt [ 14].

**Illiterate refers to women who did not receive any education or received <1 year; primary school refers to women who received education for ≤6 years; secondary school or <span class="lh lhl">higher refers to women who received education for >6 years.

Our finding is somewhat in line with Fleming, who in 1993 reported that the low referring doctors undertook a high number of consultations compared to high referring ones [ 10].

The variability in referral rate challenges the basic principle of equal access to health care, as patients with low referrers as their GPs encounter a different health care system than those attending high referring ones.

Each scale derived from these measures was scored in the direction of the scale's label so that high scores referred to high chaos, negativity or discipline.