Sentence examples for leads refers from inspiring English sources

"Contiguous leads" refers to anterior leads (V1 V6), inferior leads (II, III, aVF), or lateral/apical leads (I, aVL).

Over the past six months, Adioso has seen a 127% increase in the gross value of leads referred to airlines and online travel agencies, which is now at just under $6 million a month.

The Canadian newscasts are of course covering the U.S. elections, with leads referring to how contentious this year's campaigns have been.

The state press — following Putin's lead — refers to them as "national traitors" and as an unpatriotic "fifth column".

The letter to consumers that had participated in the June recall and the company statement indicating that some Toad vehicles sent to consumers "may contain" excess levels of lead refers what we estimate to be fewer than 2,000 recalled Toad vehicles that may have been included among the 146,000 bonus gifts sent to consumers that participated in the June recall.

The myocardialRegion attribute is used to define the corresponding region of the myocardium each lead refers to.

He said he would "sing their praises," though, if they stood up to lead, referring to Boehner and McConnell.

Kathryn P. Sutherland, one of the paper's lead authors, refers to the problem as the "Elkhorn graveyards": standing coral skeletons devoid of living tissue that now stand in the waters off the Keys.

(The catalogue's lead essay refers to Mapplethorpe with the French word plasticien, which even more than artiste signifies a "fine artist," rather than a photographer).

In the analysis, we used the "peak blood lead level" referring to the highest blood lead level recorded up to 6 years of age.

As for Soria's nickname, Jeffress followed Yost's lead and referred to Soria as Jack.