Limited exploratory research suggests that many Australian GPs are reluctant about, or reject, the assumptions underlying many treatment options for back pain (i.e. chiropractic and osteopathy) and are therefore resistant to referring beyond physiotherapy [ 11, 12].
"I remember being so very guarded, being careful not to refer to a week beyond that which we were in.
If the artwork is an autonomous entity that stands-in-itself and does not refer to anything outside itself, what of art's speculative capacity to refer to other complexes beyond its immediate horizon?
We introduce the term broadcast flood problem to refer to the propagation of data beyond the destination in flooding operation.
They also felt that TBAs should be encouraged to refer any cases that were beyond their capacity.
They are instructed to refer mothers with any concerns beyond the scope of the topics addressed in the booklets to the appropriate NICU staff member (i.e., physician, social worker).
Regulations and formal certification procedures could be introduced that permit NDAPs to treat those illnesses they are able to handle, refer those that are beyond their ability to other providers, provide interim primary care until patients have the necessary means to access higher level health care and administer simpler therapies prescribed by trained doctors.
As a symbolic host, the artwork holds that which refers beyond itself within itself.
In other words, with regard to the tension between representation and presentation in Gadamer's position, the speculative charge of artworks does indeed suggest that they function as representational signs always referring beyond the given meaning.
Participants remain eligible if they have pain referred beyond this region.
Thus, trends in mobile and wireless communications are currently evolving towards the integration and joint management of different wireless access networks and technologies into heterogeneous wireless infrastructures, also referred to as Beyond 3G (B3G) networks.
