Sentence examples for were ever referred from inspiring English sources

On the other hand, IUs who were ever referred for secondary or tertiary care were much less likely to report high levels of better communication.

We excluded patients who had end-stage renal disease (ESRD), were ever referred for hospice care, or were older than 85 years or younger than 18 years.

The IUs that were ever referred for secondary or tertiary care were much more likely to report high levels of prompt attention than those who never had a referral in the NHIS.

The IUs who were ever referred for secondary or tertiary care were much more likely to report low levels of autonomy and this effect consistently decreased across the range of autonomy.

The IUs that were ever referred for secondary or tertiary care were less likely to have perceived better quality of facilities than those who never had referral in the NHIS (p < 0.001; impact = 0.44).

The IUs who were ever referred for secondary or tertiary care were much more likely to report high levels of autonomy and this effect consistently decreased across the range of autonomy.

Looking around the Web, I'm not sure the computer at Princeton was ever referred to as MANIAC.

Epilepsy affects 0.5 percent to 1 percent of the population, Dr. Engel said, but fewer than 1 percent of patients with uncontrolled epilepsy are ever referred to centers specializing in treatment of the disease.

While Mr. Cruz was repeatedly kicked out of class and ultimately expelled, it is unclear whether he was ever referred to the police for his behavior in school.

"This will be the first time Lincoln is ever referred to in the service of a nationalist economic agenda and not slavery," Bannon told Trump.

The Guardian's review (above) is probably the last time the novel is ever referred to as "a sprightly little tale" - by the time the novel is reissued under Plath's name in 1966, the cult of Sylvia is already taking hold.