Sentence examples for point to referred from inspiring English sources
This finding is consistent with the framework of determinants of skill birth attendants in the delay model by Thaddeus and Maine [ 13] which highlight transportation as one of the factors influencing delay in reaching health facilities from home and subsequently from first service point to referred facilities.
Of course, they can't all be right, and Congressional Republicans, in particular, are stretching it to the breaking point to refer to their way as balanced.
I have made it a point to refer to the most original texts and sources as the basis of my acupuncture practice.
We use the term "assessment end point" to refer to the combination of the receptor and effect end point (after U.S. EPA 1992).
For the Career Point CEO to refer to his admissions team as "salesmen" shows what this is really about.
Point-to-Point (PtP) refers to a one-to-one communication between the PoP and a small cell BS.
Of the two transition points, the second point (referred to here as T2) is the one more consistently observed in other studies [31].
To buttress his point, he referred to a neurology textbook that shows the procedure as he says it was performed.
To illustrate his point, Mr. Parker referred to an I.B.M. advertisement featuring an Italian woman selling olive oil.
The title of Gore Vidal's "Point to Point Navigation" refers to the dangerous feat of steering a ship without the benefit of a compass.
The designated leader of the team is modeled as a moving reference point, referred to as the virtual leader.
