However, a few PMPs were unhappy as they felt they did not get sufficient feedback about the patients they had referred, even though feedback was regularly given to PMPs through monthly field visits and during quarterly review meetings.
"Your letter again failed to provide information as to your ability to finance the type of transactions you refer to, even though we have been requesting that information for several months," Mr. Tasco wrote.
Hence it is considered to be an enduring property and used to refer to the same entity even though, as we know, the weight of the meat after being cooked has already changed.
Then, given metaphysical eternalism, we can still refer to Socrates even though 'Socrates' refers to something whose existence is temporally located wholly in the past, and say of him that he is not alive.
Although Interstate 84 does not enter New Jersey, missing it by only a few feet, the signs on it for the interchange with County Route 15 refer to Route 23, even though some signs erroneously refer to it as New York State Route 23.
He then is referring to Feynman even though he can't identify him uniquely.
One rule I would not change is the way The Times refers to presidents, even though it causes a small but steady stream of objections from readers like Russell Kidner of Phoenix, who said The Times should always call President Obama by his title.
The nearest facility with such medicines was five hours away, and she referred them there, even though she had doubts that they would make it.
An additional major concern is that the authors refer excessively to "mechanism," even though this paper doesn't fit into the usual categories of long-term learning and the desired correlation with some kind of synaptic mechanisms.
He talked broadly about personal responsibility but did not specifically refer to excessive pay, even though several of the executives have made many millions of dollars a year.
