Sentence examples for referred rather than from inspiring English sources

A 'relevant referral' was for the individual person referred, rather than their relative, and about their family history of either breast, ovarian or colorectal cancer.

Diversion and alternative sentencing Dadash Ahmadov is director of the Social Rehabilitation Centre for Young Juvenile Offenders in Baku, says: "This is a relatively new centre to which children who have come into conflict with the law can be referred rather than undergoing a formal trial.

First, to provide data on GP's opinions on the impact of the consultation-liaison system (after sufficient time had passed to enable a more "objectively" based view of the consultation system outcome), on their management of the patients they referred (rather than transferred) to the collaborative system, and on patient medical outcome.

Events - scriptural, mythic, poetic, historic - are transfigured into written words on the painting, because, for Kiefer, words sanctify the events and figures to which they refer, rather than demystify them.

In contrast, inequalities relating to patients' deprivation may in part be explained by general practitioners who work in more deprived areas being in general less likely to refer, rather than more socially disadvantaged patients being less frequently referred than their more affluent counterparts within the same practice.

Surgeon 3 (Area 1) I would much rather I was over-referred rather than a filter was put in and we were under referred…I'd rather not miss a patient…I don't care if they [GPs] get it wrong.

A limitation of the study was our use of consecutively referred patients rather than a random sampling due to time constraints.

Discourses of death around SCD, representing early, recurrent deaths under the influence of malevolent supernatural forces are referred to rather than accepted by parents of children with SCD.

In our experience, neoadjuvant hormonal therapy prescription was related mainly to the referring urologist rather than the volume of prostate gland at diagnosis (Zelefsky and Harrison, 1997).

An earlier version referred to coruscating, rather than excoriating, reviews.

In addition, it referred to Darth, rather than Death, Vader.