Sentence examples for route referred from inspiring English sources

The original idea was to treat the Rab activation pathway as a journey, with the route referred to by a key waypoint along the journey.

The characteristics of the analysed 12,558 are presented in Table  1.> -wrap-foot> Column five and six display the 'after cohort' divided by referral route (referred to a Cancer Patient Pathway (after-CPP) or not (after-no CPP)).

Compared to the period before CPPs, the DI was shorter both during and after CPP implementation for all cancer types, although not statistically significant at all percentiles (Additional file 1).> -wrap-foot> > -wrap-foot> Column five and six display the 'after cohort' divided by referral route (referred to a Cancer Patient Pathway (after-CPP) or not (after-no CPP)).

These observations motivated dual-route theories of reading (Coltheart et al., 1977, Marshall and Newcombe, 1973, Meyer et al., 1974, Morton, 1980), with the sublexical, grapheme to phoneme route being referred to as the 'indirect', 'graphophonological' or 'assembled' route to visual word recognition and the lexico-semantic route referred to 'direct' or 'addressed phonology'.

You obviously won't be able to even scratch the surface in a day – and some sections are shut during the summer (November-April) due to fire risk – so pick a manageable route, referring to the Friends' of the Heysen Trail's comprehensive site and Google map for inspiration: heysentrail.asn.au.au

President Koehler claimed his comment on protecting trade routes referred to anti-piracy patrols near Somalia, but the latter don't compare to combat in Afghanistan.

Mr. Green said his grandmother told him a zigzag pattern like the Drunkard's Path referred to winding routes, known only to Setalcotts and accessible only by canoe, through the swamps and wetlands along the North Shore.

The "Worm Flows" part of the route name refers to the rocky lava flows that surround the route.

Vehicle routing refers to the way that vehicles seek their routes to get to their destinations.

Although Interstate 84 does not enter New Jersey, missing it by only a few feet, the signs on it for the interchange with County Route 15 refer to Route 23, even though some signs erroneously refer to it as New York State Route 23.

The Route 1 Extension referred to the Route 1 that largely became Route 25 in the 1927 renumbering and Route 1 again in the 1953 highway renumbering in New Jersey.