Sentence examples for receive refers from inspiring English sources

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The results show that many health professionals do not feel able to give suitable support to breastfeeding mothers, consider that they receive little specific training in breastfeeding and feel that what they do receive refers above all to the anatomy, physiology and benefits of breastfeeding, but not to the tools needed to tackle the problems which can present themselves during breastfeeding.

Mr. Hamilton said Ayatollah Khamenei's response to his appeal, two paragraphs that he was summoned to the Iranian mission to the United Nations to receive, referred to improving America's image in the region.

In Guatemala, a specific day of the week was allocated in the main primary health care centre of the community to receive referred participants.

Dose received refers to the proportion of activities in the intervention that is actually performed by the steering committees of the construction companies.

Dosage (dose delivered) and exposure (dose received) refers to "whether the frequency and duration of the intervention is as full as prescribed" [ 12, 13] and includes coverage, i.e. how many of the targeted beneficiaries actually receive benefits or participate.

But the IWF points to one powerful piece of evidence for its success: it says that when it was founded, 18 per cent of the reports it received referred to British web pages, a proportion that has now dropped to less than one per cent.

The hospital receives referred patients from different areas of the region and provides local emergency services [ 13].

SFDDH, a hospital with a 372-bed capacity, receives referred patients from primary health facilities (dispensaries and health centres) in Ulanga and Kilombero districts.

The unit receives referred pregnant women from Dar es Salaam district hospitals as well as other hospitals from within the city.

More than one-half of the total surveyed facilities (22/40) received referred patients from other providers, with 63% of these (14/22) referred by a public facility and 87% (19/22) referred by another private provider.