Sentence examples for referring early from inspiring English sources

NatWest's press office appeared to be as much in the dark about the cause of the problem as any of their customers, referring early evening queries to the bank's Twitter account and releasing a two-sentence statement pointing out that it was aware of "technical issues" and apologising to customers.

However, the severe adult respiratory failure (CESAR) trial showed improved 6-month survival in patients who were referred early to an ECMO center [13].

Third and finally, Lewis refers early in the book to a "toy garden" made by his older brother Warnie as "the first beauty I ever knew".

Most patients who received a referral for physiotherapy, were referred early on and were prescribed less medication.

Many (14/37) reported frustration at delays in specialist referral; only one patient commented on being referred early.

Sesso and Yoshihiro [ 9] have demonstrated that patients referred late to a nephrologist (≤ one month before starting dialysis) have significantly worse HRQoL than those referred early (≥ 6 months).

16 59 To prevent anaemia and the related complications of nutrient deficiencies, patients who do not respond to oral supplementation should be referred early on for parenteral replacement therapy.

In order that this multi-agency approach may work successfully, family physicians should be better informed about it, refer early and provide relevant information to their clients.

This could suggest that in some countries where GPs were good gatekeepers, the GPs had become too reluctant to refer early to diagnostic investigations.

"But [the stroke co-coordinator] doesn't want them to fall through the net, so that's why she refers early.

Reckless: And you referred earlier to material given to the Washington Post not being under your control.