Nine months later, our patient was referred again with an exacerbation of her inflammation after cataract surgery in the right eye (performed at an outside institution).
Some months later Suzie disclosed further abuse to GMP and she was referred again to children's social care, which did not act on the referral.
Just 22 days after the Jets lost their third straight game, Pace was referring again to an old Jets goal.
Speaking after a week in which the Metropolitan police came under pressure to clamp down on racism in its ranks, the Yard's deputy commissioner, Craig Mackey, said that seven further cases had been referred, or referred again, to the Independent Police Complaints Commission IPCCC).
Children with a dubious result (−3.0 < T4 ≤ −2.1 SD, or 25 ≤ TSH < 50 μU/ml) underwent a second heelpuncture and were referred if the result was again dubious, or abnormal.
141 of these infants underwent the referral test, of whom 103 (73.05%) tested positive again and were referred for a final ABR test for hearing loss (i.e. final referral rate of 1.73% ([228-38/10983] at 2 months of age).
Of these, 919 (80.12%) infants passed the test whereas 228 (19.88%) tested positive again and were referred for an additional OAE test at the same hospital at 2 months of age (i.e. overall referral rate of 2.08% (228/10983) at 1month of age).
But Gehry's new Guggenheim Museum in Bilbao is the most acclaimed building of our era, it has been referred to again and again as a major work of art and Gehry himself as a major artist, and this does not sit well with Richard Serra.
And when I asked if the GSO had considered alerting newcomers that 12percentt of AA's attendees were referred to (or forced to attend) the program by the criminal justice system, again, it was: "Refer to the flyers".
