Sentence examples for preferred to refer to from inspiring English sources
In one Australian study [ 37], medical practitioners who referred for CAM services preferred to refer to medical practitioners who practised CAM rather than to non-medically trained CAM practitioners.
His left of center leanings -- from his principled stance against the death penalty to his belief in robust social programs -- branded him a liberal, at a time when that philosophy had not yet been neutered by people who preferred to refer to themselves as progressives.
In light of this, we preferred to refer to the specific sub-population investigated herein as CD45dimCD34+VEGFR2+ cells (rather than to CEP).
For this reason we have carefully reported the raw numbers of patients (to allow for any transparent post hoc analysis), and have preferred to refer to accuracy of classification as defined above.
HRH, or his royal highness, appears to be Mazo's preferred way to refer to Alwaleed, according to two other messages Bender provided to HuffPost.
aThis has since been renamed the Preferred Priorities for Care but throughout this paper we use PPC to refer to preferred place of care.
Chrysippus accepted that it was normal in ordinary usage to refer to the preferred indifferent things as "good", but the wise person, said Chrysippus, uses such things without requiring them.
This week, New York City required landlords and business owners to refer to people by their preferred pronoun, including "ze".
The officers also allegedly refused to refer to her by her preferred gender and called her "he," "sir," and "buddy".
Even though availability was generally high, some GPs and general physicians were reluctant to use open access echocardiography because of a lack of knowledge about interpreting results; many preferred to refer the patient to a cardiologist or to a specialist HF clinic.
