The N.F.L.'s Aiello referred questions regarding Erb's statement to Pellman.
The BBC Trust referred queries regarding Fairhead's role at HSBC to the bank, which referred to its initial statement to the Guardian, and said her roles and responsibilities at the bank since 2004 were detailed in its published accounts.
The state ethics commission had accused him of giving a no-show job to Susan Bruno, the daughter of a former State Senate majority leader, Joseph L. Bruno; Mr. DiNapoli's office said it had referred questions regarding Ms. Bruno's employment to the attorney general's office.
It sounds like the change of strategy might be related to the "production hell" Musk has frequently referred to regarding the Model 3 and its manufacturing ramp.
He had quashed numerous investigations, referred information regarding Stanford to other agencies, and sparred with the examiners in his office.
Giffords' Washington office referred questions regarding the congresswoman's political future to Rodd McLeod, Giffords' former campaign manager in Tucson.
In Argentina and Thailand women referred problems regarding technical information, Cuban women referred to the lack of an affective/psychological component in the information provided to them, while in Saudi Arabia the issue of male provider/female user interaction was referred as problematic.
Patients with fibromyalgia may refer complaints regarding the deterioration of cognitive function or mental alertness (Glass & Park, 2001); difficulty in remembering words, psychomotor slowness and memory loss (Wallace, 1997).
This may reflect adequate core knowledge of the referring radiologists regarding MR diagnosis of STT.
In 1995, McLoughlin et al. surveyed 100 referring doctors regarding their preferences among three different styles of report for each of six clinical scenarios.
Similarly, IoMT devices help to monitor patient behavior and activity away from the office, so the provider will have actual data to refer to regarding compliance to patient therapy recommendations and what transpires after a patient leaves a medical facility.
