Sentence examples for referred among from inspiring English sources
The phrase "referred among" is not correct and is not used in standard written English
In order to make the phrase grammatically correct, you could use the preposition "among." For example: We referred among our colleagues for advice.
Nor does it alleviate the inherent bias that plays a role in the economic inactivity to which Cameron referred among women of Pakistani and Bangladeshi heritage, who often face discrimination when seeking employment.
Fleck's next Polish philosophical article (1939a) referred, among others, to a book by a psychiatrist and historian of medicine, Tadeusz Bilikiewiecz.
Ancient Romans originally applied orca (plural orcae) to these animals, possibly borrowing it from the Greek, which referred (among other things) to a whale species.
Among neonates given amoxicillin, 171/183 (93.4%) were referred; among referred neonates, 171/208 (82.2%) received amoxicillin.
There was also no significant increase in the proportion of men referred among those with PSA levels above the cutoff levels (24.0 29.4%, P=0.42, Table 4).
The proportions of asymptomatic men referred among those with raised PSA levels did not increase significantly from the pre- to post-launch period (13.7 and 18.2%, respectively, Table 3).
Strong BC channel refers (among others) to a case with high relay power.
The numbers in boxes correspond with particular values (first row: (N b,r b ), second row: (N s,r s )) achieving a given maximal throughput Strong BC channel refers (among others) to a case with high relay power.
The reader more interested in detailed core theoretical foundations on which this study (and many existing ontologies such as DOLCE) is based, is referred to (among others) [ 3- 5].
It refers, among other items, to materials for two thousand centrifuge machines.
He was referring, among other things, to the blockade that Israel has imposed on Gaza since Hamas took control there in 2007.
