Sentence examples for if referred from inspiring English sources

Referral status was categorized as self-referred if the woman had bypassed or not accessed referral, or formally-referred if referred by a health worker.

This potential result is particularly critical if referred to the aortic valve, being the one mainly exposed to structural and functional degeneration.

Calculated values for C(1s) including final state effects strongly suggests that values for core level binding energy of N and other dopants will be close to their absolute values if referred to C(1s) at 290.2 eV.

Tesco also confirmed that it did not take on anyone under the Mandatory Work Activity scheme which lasts for four weeks, but which, if referred, jobseekers must take part in or lose benefits for three months.

Drug loading of nanoparticles with a positive zeta potential (43 mV–60 mV) ranged from 13% w/w to 21% w/w and particle yield, referred to total polymers, was about 15% w/w (50% w/w if referred to cisplatin alginate complex).

He admitted that sensation and imagination could be understood only if referred to the mind body complex but contended that acts of the pure intellect and of will (here his thought was influenced by that of St. Augustine, the great 5th-century Christian thinker) belonged to the mind as it was in itself.

The term intermediate filaments (IFs) refers to a heterogeneous family of cytoskeletal proteins with the ability to self-assemble into 8 12 nm wide filaments [1].

Perhaps that quote might be accurate if referring to specific research reports.

Offensive linemen spoke of alleviating stress on Schaub as if referring to a spa treatment.

Adults spoke of politics as if referring to a long and debilitating illness that no medicine could cure.

But Brexit sounds dashing and sexy, even if referring instead to "UKsodoff" would be more technically accurate.