But the controversy continues, with FoxNews saying "his remarks have left confusion as to whom he is referring when he used the phrase" phony soldiers.
It is also not clear to whom Trump is referring when he said that he sent the officer's name to an unspecified someone and suggested they hire this officer.
The assessment results could be referred when selecting building energy saving technologies in the design stage.
The chaplain also maintains an active list of therapists, pastoral counselors, spiritual directors, and local congregations and clergy to whom students can be referred when necessary.
Similar lower precision rate (∼40%) was referred when applying co-occurrence-based method [17].
It might be speculated that this poor referral rate was due to patients refusing to be referred when offered this option by their GPs.
The work provided some basic and detailed data, which might be referred when further evaluating innate and adapted pulmonary immune responses and local viral load in mice.
Patients requiring assistance from other services, for example, the surgeons, palliative care team or hospice will be referred when needed by the clinical team.
If cancer is suspected, patients may be referred immediately on first presentation for specialist assessment and investigations, or they may have initial investigations and review within primary care and then be referred when the results of tests are available.
Outborn patients are referred from several level III NICUs and include the sickest extremely preterm infants from throughout our region, many of whom are referred when they remain on supplemental oxygen.
