Sentence examples for yet referred for from inspiring English sources

Lerdal et al. studied severely obese waiting-list patients who were not yet referred for either obesity surgery or lifestyle intervention [ 18], whereas Bond et al. reported on obesity surgery candidates [ 17].

To our knowledge, this is the first study to explore patient preferences regarding diagnosis and disclosure of cognitive impairment in individuals in whom GPs suspect cognitive impairment but who were not yet referred for further cognitive assessment or diagnosed with dementia [ 31- 35].

But after the shifts indicated by the Vatican and Berlin, analysts have predicted, Obama may yet refer to genocide when remembrances for the victims get underway Friday.

Or, better yet, refer to this other image.

It is known that the performance of approximately 2% of radiologists in the UK falls 2 standard deviations below the mean, yet only 0.5 1% of radiologists are referred for evaluation by the National Clinical Assessment Service [ 39].

The area of treatment for complications and referral for specialized care showed that 92% of women with a pre-existing chronic condition, and 69% of women diagnosed with hypertension during pregnancy, were referred for specialized care, yet only 45% of those with mild conditions (such as vaginal infection) received treatment.

42 The study could also be criticised because all residents with the defined level of dependency were referred for physiotherapy and/or occupational therapy, yet in routine clinical practice only those with a specific problem would be referred.

However, its clinical utility as a first tier diagnostic method has yet to be demonstrated in a large cohort of pregnant women referred for fetal chromosome testing.

I was referred for scan after scan.

They will be referred for further investigation.

These two patients were referred for imaging.