Sentence examples for refer based on from inspiring English sources

If we follow your argument and judge the final production, then the articles, essays and letters to which you refer, based on an imagining of the piece, hold no merit.

GPs were presented with descriptions of patients with dermatological lesions and asked whether they would refer based on the waiting time, the distance to appointment, and pressure from patients for a referral.

Patients have to be referred based on a clinical diagnosis of BPD.

Patients were referred based on optic disc damage: focal or diffuse neuroretinal rim thinning, localised notching or nerve fibre layer defects.

Seven of the 121 fetal samples were referred based on abnormal ultrasound findings such as joint contractures suggestive of SMA, and all had 2-copy fetal results.

Considering the number of patients that are misclassified in this study when using an alkaline picrate technique, clinical laboratories should also consider the implications for overall health costs, since patients are referred based on creatinine based estimates of GFR [ 35].

Following counselling, women are referred based on the decision taken; to antenatal services if she decides to keep the pregnancy or for safe induced abortion services when she chooses to terminate the pregnancy.

Of the 989 women that were VIA positive, 71 women were excluded from follow-up as they were referred; 19 women were clinically suspect of cervical cancer, 25 women were diagnosed cervical cancer on histology, 18 women were diagnosed with carcinoma in situ, 2 with adenocarcinoma in situ and 7 women were referred based on other reasons than suspect cervical cancer.

A retrospective study in Tanzania [ 2] concluded that too few children are referred, based on a combination of a low referral rate (0.6%) from primary health care facilities to higher levels, and a high admission rate (71%) at hospitals for children that were referred.

The geometric mean 26-week prenatal BPA concentrations for the 10 mothers of infants who were referred based on NNNS findings at the 1-month examination were higher than those for the mothers of 345 infants who were not referred (5.8 vs. 2.2 µg/g creatinine).

Based on this and on the fact that Norwegian optometrists undertake approximately 1 million eye examinations per year (of which approximately 4% are in patients with diabetes [ 30]), our findings suggest that each year approximately 5500 patients without DR are referred based on a false positive result, while in approximately 1300 patients with DR, no further action is taken.