Sentence examples for reference to referring from inspiring English sources

Of those reporting a formal policy, 33 (66 %) reported that the policy statement refers to providing concurrent disorder-related services within the respondents' programs, 13 (26 %) indicated policies statements that make reference to referring youth to other services (mental health or substance use) for concurrent disorder-related services.

"Built structures" is used here (except in historical reference) to refer to the generic built output resulting from architectural design, in recognition of a domain some view as broader than buildings per se.

"I think in all professions, people like shorthand ways of referring to things and using popular culture references to refer to things.

While there are other reasons for considering mass-reference to refer to entities which are concrete but not particular (and Laycock gives such reasons), the ice argument does not seem to be a knock-down argument for the proposal.

This species reference needs to refer to a species with an annotation similar to that of the species referenced by the species reference in the found rate law.

Her reference to difficulties refers to a double tragedy that struck her family.

(One assumes his reference to benchmarking refers to Blix's reporting back on whether Iraq was in compliance).

Reference refers to a reference feature set of MPEG7 audio features.

The very same term is used in the cited reference, and elsewhere to refer to these 6 clades.

There are function reference for you to refer if you don't remember it.

All references to hormones refer to the exercise-induced hormone response area under the curve (AUC).