Sentence examples for inability to refer from inspiring English sources

Several described an inability to refer for abortions.

Interestingly, 8 of these 13 respondents highlighted an inability to refer or a difficulty in accessing clinical psychology.

A nephrology provider commented: "…there's not enough time to build a solid relationship …with the patient, before the idea of renal replacement even comes up and so partly that results in many catheter starts…instead of fistula graft starts and really an inability to refer for preemptive transplant often".

(Physician) "…there's not enough time to build a solid relationship …with the patient, before the idea of renal replacement even comes up and so partly that results in many catheter starts…instead of fistula graft starts and really an inability to refer for preemptive transplant often".

One thing Obama and Romney share is the inability to properly refer to their Vice Presidential pick as the "next vice president".

Mutual recognition of practice would need to be established to overcome barriers such as the inability to formally refer and share patient information [ 45].

And yet, through his inability to be wholly happy he is able to refer back to the original memory of his wife.

From the 315 patients referred for physiotherapy the main source of loss for the PDR data was the inability to trace patients referred to outlying clinics.

A loss of knee ROM in extension (i.e., inability to fully extend) is referred to as a knee flexion contracture, compared to a loss in knee natural flexion amplitude, which is referred to as a knee extension contracture.

Exclusion criteria were previous spine surgery at any level and/or referred inability to maintain standing position for the scheduled examination time.

These include a title card just before the start of the second act which says "Frasier is a hit show on the NBC television network" in a similar typeface and style as Frasiers intertitles, and when Bart jumps on Cecil and says "guess who," Cecil replies with "Maris?" Cecil's inability to see Bart also refers to the fact that Maris, Niles' wife in Frasier, is never actually seen.