Sentence examples for refer to lower from inspiring English sources

LRTIs refer to lower respiratory tract infection, other than pneumonia, i.e. bronchitis, tracheobronchitis, bronchiolitis, tracheitis, without evidence of pneumonia.

"Nothing is moving in the right direction," said Neal Shapiro, president and chief executive of WNET.org, the stations' parent company, referring to lower donations during the December pledge drive, reduced prospects for corporate underwriting and a 25percentt drop since June in the value of WNET.org's endowment, to $84.5 million from $112 million.

It usually refers to lower paying work than the typical tech contract, but many developers could be getting short changed.

The darker color refers to lower values and therefore the worst traffic condition cases.

As mentioned above, MDB (minimum detectable bias) refers to lower bounds of detectable outliers in observation which can be illustrated according to Baarda (1968): MDB=frac{delta_0{sigma}_i}{sqrt{r_i}} (16).

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I believe September 11 is going to be a very bad day down there," referring to lower Manhattan on Saturday's anniversary of the 9/11 attacks.

Leiter, referring to lower Manhattan as "one of the national centers of homosexuality," argued that "the Great Flood in the time of Noah was... triggered by the recognition of same-gender marriages".

The author explains that the derogatory slang term "macaroni" was sometimes used, at the time, to refer to lower-class Italians in France.

Inevitably, the complainants are referred to lower level tribunals where the quality of justice is worse.

Looking around his party, he asked: "Who could succeed him?" "Diet members are very scared of losing their seats in elections," he said, referring to lower House members who must face a vote by June 2004.