Sentence examples for onward refer from inspiring English sources
All the described methods and analyses from here onward refer therefore to the Stable Lights dataset, version 4 [1].
A rapid response to onward refer distressed patients for appropriate psychological management at the specialist hospital-based centre is highlighted in the Good Practice Guide.
We recently surveyed GPs asking them about how they assess and manage these patients and our conclusions highlighted that GPs need concise guidelines to more effectively assess, diagnose, and onward refer their tinnitus patients [ 7].
These patients are onward referred to as patients with a chronic impairment of the wrist.
This latter group is onward referred to as the group with an acute injury to the wrist.
Little is known about the effect of this short-term employment (here onward referred to as 'contracting') on health workers, health service performance and provision [ 13].
Krebs-Ringer's solution (onward referred to as Krebs solution) for dissection and screening was prepared by mixing NaCl (119.0 mM), KCl (2.5 mM), NaH2PO4 (1.0 mM), CaCl2: 2H2O (2.5 mM), MgCl2: 6H2O (1.3 mM), HEPES (20 mM) and D-glucose (11.0 mM).
Inscriptions from Gupta times onward also refer to monklike orders of Shaiva ascetics, apparently living according to distinctive disciplines and with distinguishing garments and emblems.
During the Seven Years' War (1756 63), which involved the major European powers, many French and British ships called at the port, which from 1773 onward was referred to by British visitors as "Cape Town" (Afrikaans: Kaapstad).
From this point onward, we will refer to the GIY-YIG Penelope-like sub-element of ASDE as PENS (GenBank: KC179708) and the non-LTR-like sub-element as NLRS (GenBank: KC179708).
But if the thing doesn't strike them as an appropriate resting place for their attention, they'll view my drawing their attention to it as a means to some further attentional end, an effort to refer attention onward to some further, ultimately more worthy object.
