Sentence examples for refer was led from inspiring English sources

43 While it was clear that the decision to refer was led by the treating physician, the nurses in this study viewed tasks associated with managing the transition itself as primarily their own responsibility.

Still being referred to as Dr Naden, I was led perplexed to a surgical ward.

The round was led by GV (the firm you probably still refer to as Google Ventures) and Glynn Capital.

The round was led by Index Ventures with help from RTP Ventures, OpenView Venture Partners and what they referred to as "other equity holders".

"Our show is led by women, so they understand," Caplan said referring to executive producers Michelle Ashford and Sarah Timberland.

A 9/11 commission report, which brought the original release of the drone footage that Crumpton is referring to, led to accusations from Clinton's opponents that he had neglected to act despite a wealth of convincing intelligence.

This is a cow who refers to Led Zeppelin songs in chapter titles, who wants Jennifer Lawrence to play her in the movie and who writes almost a third of her chapters in screenplay form.

The Unscear document he refers to was prepared by a single lead consultant with a handful of supporting individuals and the document was approved by nominees of the states which are subscribing members of Unscear – mostly those countries with an investment in nuclear power.

The example most frequently referred to is blood lead (CDC 1991; Dixon et al. 2009; Freeman et al. 1997; NRC 1993).

1.1 Volume effects The volume of referrals will be measured by the percentage of randomised participants over the study period who are referred by Lead Clinicians to secondary care, and compared between randomised groups as a difference in proportions with 95% confidence interval for the difference, and using the chi-squared test.

With Agentology, brokers are able to refer their leads to another broker with the click of a button.