Sentence examples for would refer on from inspiring English sources

Before taking the Course, the respondents would refer on average 31.9% of their patients with dermatological problems to dermatologists, which was slightly lower than the 37.5% reported in a US study [ 2].

Astronomer Seth Shostak served as scientific consultant on the film, reviewed the script several times for errors, gave suggestions for making the scientists appear less dry, and noted that they would refer to one another on a first-name basis.

Sam Phillips said that before his father became a Christian, Jerry Falwell would refer to him on television "as his Jewish friend, and how it was important to treat them well" — "them" being Jews.

From here on, DTD would refer to the canonical DTD found in bacteria and eukaryotes unless otherwise mentioned.

Capability would refer to the action taken on capacity in order to realize this potential" [ 8] p.271).

(The medium, pre-HD flatscreen, was never ideal; twenty years later, during the Stanley Cup playoffs, a friend would refer to what we were watching on a ten-inch Trinitron as "the little people").

Over the years, when Ms. Galloway updated the copy on the site, she would refer to the same list.

All of the women affirmed they would refer to the internet for more information on CC and screening.

▪ providing updated benchmarks/standards/measures on the net so staff would refer to it, while examining certain case.

Michael Howard would refer to Montalban's teachings in his book on Luciferian mythology, The Book of Fallen Angels (2004).

A photographer was always on hand and took numerous pictures, which Mr. Rockwell would refer to while painting.