Compared to those referred on, those not referred on tended to be more deprived (56.2%) (χ=10.539, P-value=0.014), after merging the deprivation quartiles into 'most affluent' and 'most deprived' (Table 3-wrap>).
Of concern, indigenous people were less likely to be referred on for further evaluation of their eating problems.
John McDonnell refers on radio to Emily Thornberry as "our secretary of defence" when she is merely the shadow defence secretary.
Kant might be referring, on the one hand, to the late 1750s to mid 1760s.
Full coverage refers to each S atom on one side of the VS2 monolayer that is attached with one H atom. Therefore, ΔGH as a function of the hydrogen coverage can be obtained.
The outcome measures were: the proportion of cases with significant colorectal organic pathology referred in each arm of the study, an 'Assessment Score' of the quality of the referral letters reflecting the number of signs, symptoms and other data recorded in the referral letters and the proportion of cases from each arm referred on the appropriate pathway.
From here on, we refer to each oligonucleotide as a "reporter", rather than the more commonly used terms oligo, probe, or 60-mer, to indicate that each oligonucleotide is supposed to "report" the expression of a single gene unambiguously.
Specialist Morlock, one of those charged with murder, was referred on Friday for court-martial proceedings.
Besides, we have found 555 diagnoses to refer on those 1,000 eyes in an exhaustive screening of each patient attending the care unit (Fig. 1).
In one patient, the initial stage was unknown because she was only referred on relapse.
