Sentence examples for infrequent referrals from inspiring English sources

The resultant infrequent referrals from GPs to VR services aggravated the problem of re-accessing the stroke pathway, particularly as GPs were the primary gatekeeper of referrals for late rehabilitation: "We don't need to market ourselves any more at the minute, because we wouldn't have the capacity" [Community OT: SI-D-104].

Koretz and Rotblatt advise in a recent review that "Gastroenterologists should become familiar with these techniques; it is likely their patients already are [ 27]." Referrals to CAM providers were infrequent in the current study, and confidence among patients in these treatments was low.

Our previous research and that of others suggests that referral of high risk patients to services to support lifestyle change is infrequent [ 22- 24].

However, as with any IT system, occasional system failures are inevitable, even if infrequent: GP8: "...we have encountered at the recipients' end... we have sent a referral and I don't know of any that have been lost, but some have been incomplete upon receipt: they appeared to leave us intact, but attachments and so on, things are sometimes lost... in the sending process.

In the past, CD was regarded as an infrequent disease in the Mexican population, and most of the cases were diagnosed at a tertiary referral center such as ours.

PROFANITY -- Mild and infrequent.

And from that comes referrals, referrals, referrals.

PROFANITY -- Infrequent but strong.

Doors are infrequent.

It is very infrequent.

Droughts are infrequent.